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A demand schedule
Tax Cuts
Reductions in the amount of taxes imposed by a governing body, typically aimed at stimulating economic growth or achieving other fiscal policy goals.
Crowding-In Effect
An economic concept where increased government spending leads to higher private sector investment, contrary to the crowding-out effect.
Aggregate Demand
Aggregate economic demand for products and services, assessed at a certain overall price point during a predefined time span.
National Debt
The total amount of money that a country's government has borrowed and not yet repaid, often through the issuance of securities.
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