1.3.1 “There is an anticipated lowering in government spending since the Thai government accumulates more public debt.”   Given this situation, how should an adviser with a belief in assumptions under the New Classical system make suggestions regarding the implementation of other stabilization policy? Also, draw two graphs, the labor market, and the AD-AS diagram, and specify assumptions used to support your answer.

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