If the government runs a trade surplus, a fiscal deficit, and savings remain unchanged, what will happen to the investment component of GDP? Group of answer choices - ONE OPTION ONLY Investment will increase. Investment will remain unchanged. Investment will decrease. Not enough information is given, assuming our simple basic model as the measure of investment

If the government runs a trade surplus, a fiscal deficit, and savings remain unchanged, what will happen to the investment component of GDP? Group of answer choices - ONE OPTION ONLY Investment will increase. Investment will remain unchanged. Investment will decrease. Not enough information is given, assuming our simple basic model as the measure of investment

Economics For Today

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Chapter19: The Keynesian Model In Action

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