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Question 1

Without targeting the deficit, which of the following is likely to occur after a negative aggregate demand shock?


◦ Y↓ ⇒ T↓ ⇒ deficit↑ ⇒ G↓ ⇒ AD↑ ⇒ Y↑
◦ Y↓ ⇒ T↓ ⇒ deficit↑
◦ Y↓ ⇒ T↓ ⇒ deficit↑ ⇒ G↓ ⇒ AD↓ ⇒ Y↓
◦ Y↓ ⇒ T↓ ⇒ deficit↓

Question 2

The adverse impact of a negative aggregate demand shock is reduced when the government does not target the deficit because


◦ targeting the deficit causes further negative aggregate demand shocks.
◦ negative aggregate demand shocks do not affect the deficit.
◦ the economy is always producing potential output.
◦ not targeting the deficit causes positive aggregate demand shocks.
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