Multiple Choice
If people are finite-lived, Ricardian equivalence can fail because
A) lifetime wealth will change for those currently alive.
B) people cannot predict the future.
C) this implies taxes must be distorting.
D) there is intragenerational redistribution.
E) people make bequests.
Correct Answer:
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