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If taxes were a lump-sum amount, then the magnitude of the government spending multiplier ________ it would be if taxes depend on income.
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(77) Assume that in Atlantis the actual deficit is $200 billion. If Atlantis were at full employment, the deficit would be $50 billion. The structural deficit in Atlantis is
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