INFLATION RATE LRAS AD SRAS REAL GOP GROWTH RATE Suppose a change in fiscal policy causes the AD curve to shift from AD₁ to AD2, as shown above. Which response below would most likely cause that shift? A fall in taxes OR a rise in government spending. A rise in taxes OR a rise in government spending. A rise in taxes OR a fall in government spending. A fall in taxes OR a fall in government spending.

INFLATION RATE LRAS AD SRAS REAL GOP GROWTH RATE Suppose a change in fiscal policy causes the AD curve to shift from AD₁ to AD2, as shown above. Which response below would most likely cause that shift? A fall in taxes OR a rise in government spending. A rise in taxes OR a rise in government spending. A rise in taxes OR a fall in government spending. A fall in taxes OR a fall in government spending.

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Chapter11: Managing Aggregate Demand: Fiscal Policy

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