Multiplier effects turn one spent dollar into multiple
A single dollar does not just die once it leaves your hand. The multiplier effect proves that when you pay a mechanic, that mechanic takes your money and buys dinner, and the chef takes it and buys boots. One single initial burst of cash ripples outward, artificially inflating the total economic activity of a region far beyond the original spent amount.

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