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Situations in which firms expect one thing to happen but then something else happens are called:
Government Purchases
Expenditures made by the government for goods and services that directly satisfy the needs of the community or help in the production of further goods.
Taxes
Mandatory monetary fees or different forms of charges levied on taxpayers by government entities with the purpose of financing government operations and a range of public spending.
Fiscal Policy
Government adjustments to its spending levels and tax rates to monitor and influence a nation’s economy.
Government Spending
The total amount of money spent by the government, including expenditures on public services, defense, infrastructure, and social welfare programs.
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