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Chain effect of increase in exports
Assume that a 1$ increase in exports increases GDP by 2$, and a 1$ increase in income increases import spending by 0,15$. In this case a 500$million increase in exports will increase net exports by:
A:650 mill B: 350 mill. C: 150 mill D: 500 mill Is B the right answer? Thank you ! |
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