1. After several
years of drought, farmers in central Illinois spend $50 million on
irrigation equipment at a time when
households do not spend 25% of
additional income they receive.
2. The federal government cuts spending on the
purchase of new goods and
services by $35 billion at a time when
households are not spending 40%
of additional income they receive.
3. Developers borrow $120 million for new home
construction in a suburb of
Denver at a time when households are
spending 70% of additional income
received.
4. Business spending for machinery and equipment
falls by $6 billion after
predictions of a recession. Households spend only 50% of additional
income they receive, due to the
predictions.
5. Imports increase by $25 million at the same
time exports increase by
$20 Million. Households spend 60% of
additional income received.