To answer the next question, use the information in the table below which illustrates the multiplier process resulting from an autonomous increase in investment by $5. Change in IncomeChange in ConsumptionChange in SavingsAssumed increase in investment$5.00 $1.25Second round $2.81 All other rounds 8.44 Totals   5.00The change in income in round two will be

A. $2.81.
B. $3.75.
C. $0.94.
D. $4.00.


Answer: B

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