"Crowding in" refers to federal government deficits:

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"Crowding in" refers to a situation where government deficits stimulate private sector investment and consumption. In this context, option A is the most appropriate as deficits used for public infrastructure can help offset any decline in private sector investment, leading to potential economic growth. Options B and C are not correct as they refer to "crowding out," which describes how government deficits may reduce private business and consumption spending and future rates of economic growth.

"Crowding In" Refers to Federal Government Deficits