Econ question.

[liquid_spec1]

Hi, guys, I have econ "essay question" test tomo, and Im stuck with this question.
--In 2006 increases in consumption were greater than increases in disposable income. What would this imply for the size of the multiplier?--
If you econ genius can answer this question for me, I would deeply appreciate it.
THanks in advance.
:goodjob:

[BKgen®]

first

[5speed]

People borrowed money through loans more, maybe? That is a key factor in both question and reality.

[liquid_spec1]

first?? what?

[5speed]

What to me or Burger King General Manager?

[liquid_spec1]

sorry for the confusion. that was intended bkgen.

[5speed]

Oh, ok. I haven't taken Econ in College yet. Will when I go back. So for now all I can remember is stuff from high school.

[BKgen®]

rename yourself to liquid_snake and I'll tell you the answer.

[5speed]

rename yourself to liquid_snake and I'll tell you the answer.

haha, do it

[loverboy_gnd]

haha, do it

haa x3 do it

[Bacon]

Too college level for me. What is their definition for disposable income as opposed to consumption?

[loverboy_gnd]

Too college level for me. What is their definition for disposable income as opposed to consumption?
dude you seriously changed yo name to bacon... +2 for the name change

[Bacon]

Off topic much? and I didn't change my name to Bacon, the admin did :D :goodjob: :cheers: