Which of the following is NOT an automatic stabilizer?

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Automatic stabilizers are government programs that automatically adjust to changes in economic activity, helping to stabilize the economy. Examples include food stamps and unemployment insurance benefits. Public assistance, such as welfare, is also an automatic stabilizer but may not be as effective in stabilizing the economy compared to food stamps and unemployment insurance benefits. A supply-side tax cut is not an automatic stabilizer as it is a deliberate policy decision and does not automatically adjust to changes in economic activity.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Automatic Stabilizer