Crowding out is an example of
A) opportunity cost.
B) correlation is not necessarily causation.
C) fallacy of composition.
D) a lost cause.
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Q27: In advising Congress and the President on
Q28: The portion of Federal Spending devoted to
Q29: Spending on programs for which there is
Q30: Real federal spending on Health Care functions
Q31: Mandatory spending makes up
A)well under half of
Q33: The percentage of the federal budget devoted
Q34: The largest single item in the Federal
Q35: Discretionary Spending makes up
A)just over 30% of
Q36: Compared to other industrialized nations around the
Q37: Generally, economists believe that crowding out is
A)complete;
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