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| mul·ti·pli·er ef·fect (plural mul·ti·pli·er ef·fects) |
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cumulative effect of change: the idea that increased spending in one part of the economy will lead to bigger effects in other parts. For example, increased government spending will lead to increased activity in companies, with employees earning more, which will lead to increased spending on consumer goods.
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