For any change in net taxes, we can calculate the resulting change in equilibrium GDP by using the following formula:

a. change in GDP = -MPC/(1 - MPC)
b. change in GDP = [-MPC/(1 - MPC)]? change in taxes
c. change in GDP = MPC ? change in taxes
d. change in GDP = MPC/(1 - MPC)
e. change in GDP = [-MPC/(1 - MPC)] + change in taxes


B

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