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If the government decreased spending by 10bn would the effect still be 25bn but less instead of more?

This theory is garbage. When you save money it doesn't vanish. You just put it aside for a while and then spend, so you have an infinite consumer spending in the long run according to this nonsense model. In fact, when the money supply increases by, for example, 1 000 $ it takes time for all goods to be expressed in new prices as a result of higher demand. So, the multiplier effect is basically the rise in prices of all goods and services rather than an increase in price of a good on which the initial higher supply of money was spent.

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How do you predict MPC and MPS? How do you get into the heads of millions of individual consumers and their unique circumstances and psychology?

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Brilliant video with really clear explanation. Thanks

These days it's important to mention the big black elephant in the room too, i.e, offshore accounts. The "errors and omissions" are running in the trillions now.

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The importance of investments for a countries GDP

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I am sorry, but I am still confused about this issue. The specific issue for me is that I don't get why the export surplus has to be due to financial investments (or, as investopedia says, "borrowing money from foreign lenders or permitting foreign investment in U.S. assets")? Is it not possible that a country pays for the trade deficit with its own money? A) If the answer is yes, but that this money counts as an export because of double book accounting (any exchange goes both ways, so import of goods = export of money), how come investopedia and every other site writes that a country needs "borrowing money from foreign lenders or permitting foreign investment in U.S. assets" to pay for a trade imbalance? I mean, couldn't they just pay with their own money?

Look at Venezuela and Argentina, that’s keynes right there

So much clearer than the Khan Academy presentation! Thank you!

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Savings are either a "leakage" or go to the financial institutions (which they usually do). If they go to financial institutions (as you assume first) you can not call that a leakage (as you do immediately after)...

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This video was extremely insightful and deeply developed my comprehensive understanding of the balance of payments as it relates to economics.

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You might need to learn this for an exam but be aware that it's broken. Keynesian economics is broken. Here's what's wrong... 1/ at 1:00 we are informed that any money saved: the savings, is put back to work in the real economy 2/ at 1:27 we are told the opposite, that savings are removed from the economy and is labelled "leakage" The base assumption used for the rest of the argument is 2/ but this is false. In reality 1/ is correct - banks put savings back to work within seconds of it being received. Any confusion is quickly covered up with clever math. The only justification for 2/ would be if people kept all of their money under their mattresses - they don't.

Why economy so complicated geez, and its also useless for me...really regret to choose this course

only MPS i care about is the car

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can someone tell me what dose it mean If the initial government value was 25b? like what do we do with the number, what does it show?

Thank you! i fell asleep throught this part in the chapter because it was so confusing to read. thanks again!

Thanks it is a super short video

someone explain how monetray policy of lower intrest rates leads to infaltion

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