The Crowding-Out Effect Is

question 47

Multiple Choice

The crowding-out effect is

• A)due to the upward slope of the SRAS when the economy is operating to the right of the LRAS curve.
• B)due to the government being more powerful in the markets when there is an increase in government spending.
• C)a situation in which expansionary fiscal policy leads to a decrease in planned real investment or planned real consumption in the private sector.
• D)only relevant when an inflationary gap is present.

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