ECON1132 Chapter Notes - Chapter 4: Parthiv Patel

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Problem set #4: p. 267-268; questions 3, 10, & 11, a. If the demand is greater than the cost of the capital, the firm isn"t running at optimal levels. Dissavings range: sh-,000(billion: mpc = (,700-)/(,000-0) = 0. 9. Mps = (-(-))/(,000-0) = 0. 1: the average propensity to consume is the ratio of saving demands to disposable income. The apc is decreasing and it is consistent with the data: an increase in wealth would increase c and s because of need for more expensive things. A younger aged household would decrease c and increase s because they are saving for their future: one can"t tell because there isn"t enough information about age given. If national income is at y1, then firms would decrease produce and decrease wages or lay off employees until the income gets to ye. If the national income y2, then firms would increase production and increase wages or hire more employees until the income gets to ye: p. 271.

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