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Expansionary fiscal policy is designed to
Financial Security
An investment instrument issued by corporations, governments, or other entities that signifies ownership or a creditor relationship and promises payment of a financial obligation.
Risk-Averse Investors
Individuals who prefer to minimize their exposure to risk and are often willing to accept lower returns in exchange for greater certainty.
Risk-Neutral Investors
Investors who are indifferent to the risk of their investments, focusing solely on the expected returns without considering the variability of those returns.
Risk-Loving Investors
Individuals who prefer investments with a high level of risk in the hope of realizing higher returns compared to safer investments.
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