The Crowding-Out Effect Refers to the Tendency of Expansionary Fiscal

question 54

Multiple Choice

The crowding-out effect refers to the tendency of expansionary fiscal policy to

• A) cause decreases in planned expenditures in the private sector.
• B) cause households to save less.
• C) replace low-skilled labor with higher-skilled labor.
• D) cause firms to produce above their full capacity.

Recognize the role of power and influence in group contexts and consumer behavior.

Appreciate the significance of group cohesiveness and membership exclusivity on group influence.

Recognize the impact of societal norms and informal rules on group behavior.

Understand the influence of mere exposure and proximity on individual preferences and group dynamics.

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