In the English Language, an Adjective Will Normally Precede the Noun

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Multiple Choice

In the English language, an adjective will normally precede the noun, but in Spanish the opposite is true. This difference in placement of the adjective illustrates that the two languages have different rules of

• A)grammar.
• B)phonology.
• C)morphology.
• D)semantics.

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Definitions:

Disposable Income

The amount of money a household or individual has available to spend or save after taxes have been deducted.

Government Expenditure

The total amount of money spent by the government on various services and investments.

Discretionary Fiscal Policy

Government policy that involves altering government spending and taxation to influence the economy, based on current economic conditions.

Automatic Stabilizers

Structural features of government spending and taxation that reduce fluctuations in disposable income, and thus consumption, over the business cycle.