Ricardian equivalence predicts that:
A) people will not change their behavior if the government cuts taxes but does not change its spending.
B) tax cuts will have an expansionary effect only if people expect higher tax payments in the future.
C) tax cuts will have a greater expansionary effect than increases in government spending.
D) None of these are true.
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A) a
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A)
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A) coming in
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A) as a
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Q102: Treasury bills:
A) promise a set-rate interest payment
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