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The rational expectations revolution refers to a substantial change in the thinking of ________.
 
  A) households and businesses
  B) policy makers
  C) macroeconomists
  D) elected officials

Question 2

A government surplus is
 
  A) when it spends more than its income.
  B) when it owes more than what it is owed.
  C) when its income is higher than its spending.
  D) when it is owed more than what it owes.



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