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kshipps

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Provisions that cause changes in government spending and taxes that do not require action of the President or Congress are called
 
  A) discretionary fiscal policy. B) automatic stabilizers.
  C) private stabilization effects. D) discretionary stabilizers.

Question 2

If the expansionary effect of additional government expenditure ________ the contractionary effect of the fall in private investment, the labor demand curve ________.
 
  A) equals; will remain at its initial position B) exceeds; will shift to the left
  C) equals; will shift to the right D) exceeds; will remain unchanged


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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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