When the Crowding-Out (Or Crowding In) Effect of a Decrease

question 69

Multiple Choice

When the crowding-out (or crowding in) effect of a decrease in government purchases is included in the analysis:

• A)AD shifts left.
• B)AD doesn't change.
• C)AD shifts right, but by more than the simple multiplier analysis would imply.
• D)AD shifts right, but by less than the simple multiplier analysis would imply.

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Definitions:

Suppliers

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Laptops

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