When Economists Warn About the Crowding-Out Effect, They Are Referring

question 365

Multiple Choice

When economists warn about the crowding-out effect, they are referring to:

• A) when prices set too low lead to large crowds.
• B) when a firm earns a high profit over the past month.
• C) when banks run out of money to lend.
• D) when government borrowing reduces private investment.

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