The Spending Multiplier Effect
- An initial change in Spending (C, IG, G, Xn) causes a larger change in aggregate spending or aggregate demand.

Why does this happen?
- Expenditures and Income flow continuously which sets off a spending increase in the economy
- Positive when there is an increase in Spening
- Negative when there is a decrease in spending
- When The government taxes the multipliers work in reverse (Because money is now leaving in circular flow)

- If there is a tax-cut then the multiplier is positive because there is now more money in the circular flow
In your picture example, some of the values we learned in class are replaced with different terms, like the ΔY and ΔT, as well as K(T). Try not to replace your notes entirely with pictures, and instead use them as a complement to the notes you already have.
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