Refer to the data. A 10 percent proportional tax on income would:



Answer the question on the basis of the following before-tax consumption

schedule for an economy:

A.  affect neither the size of the multiplier nor the stability of the economy.

B.  increase the size of the multiplier and make the economy more stable.

C.  increase the size of the multiplier and make the economy less stable.

D.  reduce the size of the multiplier and make the economy more stable.


D.  reduce the size of the multiplier and make the economy more stable.

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