Concept:For a closed economy with no government, the investment multiplier is
k=MPS1, where
MPS is the marginal propensity to save.
Explanation:The multiplier
k shows how much national income changes when investment changes.
Since
MPC+MPS=1, the multiplier is also written as
k=1−MPC1.
To make the multiplier
k increase, the denominator
1−MPC must decrease.
A smaller
MPS means
1−MPC is smaller, so
k becomes larger.
Thus, the value of the multiplier increases only when the marginal propensity to save falls.
Changes in actual investment or actual saving do not increase the multiplier formula.
Answer:A. Marginal propensity to save has fallen.