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The term marginal propensity to consume can best be explained as the

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The term marginal propensity to consume can best be explained as the

A. Desire to spend more income on consumption
B. Change in consumption as a percentage of change in income
C. Average regularly spend on consumption
D. Total expenditure on consumption
E. Inclination to spend only a little on consumption




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