the greater the value of the marginal propensity to consume\n\na. the smaller the value of the…

Brief Explanations:

The multiplier formula is $k=\frac{1}{1 - MPC}$, where $MPC$ is the marginal - propensity to consume. As $MPC$ increases, the denominator $1 - MPC$ decreases, and the value of the multiplier $k$ increases. Marginal propensity to save ($MPS$) is related to $MPC$ by $MPC + MPS=1$, so a higher $MPC$ means a lower $MPS$. Autonomous consumption is not directly related to the value of $MPC$ in terms of this relationship.

Answer:

D. the greater the value of the multiplier.