In the Long Run,most Economists Agree That a Permanent Increase

question 30

Multiple Choice

In the long run,most economists agree that a permanent increase in government spending leads to

• A)no decrease in private spending.
• B)a decrease in private spending by less than the amount that government spending increased.
• C)a decrease in private spending by the same amount that government spending increased.
• D)a decrease in private spending by more than the amount that government spending increased.

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Definitions:

Total Variable Costs

The sum of expenses that vary with production volume, including costs for raw materials, labor, and utilities directly involved in the production process.

Decreasing Output

A situation where a firm produces less output over time, often due to rising costs or decreased demand.

Always Decrease

A scenario where a variable or condition consistently declines over a period of time without increasing.

Marginal Cost

The cost associated with producing one additional unit of a product, emphasizing the incremental expense in production processes.