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Use the following information to answer the question:


Government spending = R500
Exports = R300

Autonomous consumption = R200
Autonomous imports = 0

Investment expenditure = R100
Marginal propensity to consume = 0,6

Marginal propensity to import = 0,1

Proportional tax rate = 0,25


Aggregate autonomous expenditure (Ᾱ) is equal to



a. R200.
b. R300.
c. R500.
d. R800.
e. R1 100. 



Aggregate autonomous expenditure =C ̅+I ̅+G ̅+X ̅-Z ̅=R500 + R100 + R200 +R300 – R0 = R1 100.









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Use the following diagram to answer the question:
Dashboard / Courses / UNISA / 2022 / Semester 2 / ECS1601-22-S2 / Online assessments / Assessment 4




Which event must happen for the aggregate spending curve to swivel upwards as shown in the diagram?



a. An increase in government spending
b. An increase in interest rate 
c. A decline in tax rate
d. An increase in investment spending



The introduction of government spending and taxes affects consumer spending, which results in the aggregate spending curve changing.
Government spending causes the aggregate spending curve to shift, while changes in taxes cause the aggregate spending curve to swivel.
Therefore, an upward swivel of the aggregate spending curve is caused by a fall in tax rate. This is because when taxes fall, consumers’
disposable income increases and consumers also increase their spending. An increase in interest rate causes a decrease in investment shown
by a downward shift of the aggregate spending curve and an increase in investment spending and government spending results in an
upward shift of the aggregate spending curve.









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