Marginal propensity to consume will

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If consumption increases by five billion at each level of disposable income, then the marginal propensity to consume will

A. change but the average propensity to consume will not change

B. change and the average propensity to consume will change

C. not change but the average propensity to consume will change

D. not change and the average propensity to consume will not change

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