The Change in Aggregate Demand That Results from Fiscal Expansion

question 121

Multiple Choice

The change in aggregate demand that results from fiscal expansion changing the interest rate is called the

• A)multiplier effect.
• B)crowding-out effect.
• C)accelerator effect.
• D)Ricardian equivalence effect.

Identify the historical periods during which different economic theories were dominant.

Recognize the role of government policy in economic theory, particularly in response to recessions and inflation.

Understand the significance of investment according to Keynesian economics.

Analyze the relationship between interest rates, inflation, and the money supply in economic policy making.

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