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The Case When an Increase in Government Spending Isn't Large

Question 123

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The case when an increase in government spending isn't large enough to significantly increase aggregate demand is called:

A) crowding out.
B) a drop in the bucket.
C) a matter of timing.
D) a real shock.

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