If a tax cut stimulates investment spending and the result is that output increases without an increase in the price level, we can conclude that
A) the economy originally was in a situation of operating with excess capacity.
B) there was no change in the employment rate when output increased.
C) there was no change in the distribution of income when output increased.
D) Keynesian economics is ineffective at short-run stabilization.
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Q4: Keynesian economics is
A) the use of government
Q5: Which one of the following describes Keynes's
Q6: Which of the following statements is true?
A)
Q7: Consumption spending
A) does not affect aggregate demand.
B)
Q8: Investment spending is
A) not dependent on taxation
Q10: Keynesian economics is based on the idea
Q11: Income set aside for a period of
Q12: Consumption spending is most strongly determined by
A)
Q13: Discretionary fiscal policy is used to
A) create
Q14: Marginal propensity to consume
A) is the change
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