Change in aggregate income and aggregate output

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Define the Keynesian tax Multiplier and determine its size.

The government tax multiplier is the change in aggregate income and aggregate output ( increase or decrease) that is expected to occur when the Government changes the amount, they tax households and in this case is equal to the number.

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