AP Macroeconomics Unit 3 - Part 2

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Marginal propensity to spend and save

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  • Someone must want to get blocked by the person who runs the videos. :)

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  • someone in this room needs a huge slap in the face and it isn't the helpful teacher

  • The video was really helpful and it gave me a good understanding of how multipliers work. But you made one mistake. You said the tax multiplier was 1/MPS, But it is calculated in a different manner. Its (-MPC/MPS). If you had said the government increased spending by $1,000,000 then that would be correct. Really for your example the spending increase would be $4,000,000 with a tax cut of $1,000,000.

  • thanks for this video! really helped me get the concept down.

  • I can't tell you how much this video helped me! I just could not get the concept from my book but this made sense. Thank you sooooo much!

  • Very smart lady. Knows how to present the concepts. Friendly attitude makes it all more comfortable.

  • 5:17 you sound like Ah-noldt! "Five millin dallors wowth of spending"

    Good video.. much needed -- Thank you!

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