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A Constant Debt-To-GDP Ratio in a Growing Economy Is Consistent

Question 120

Question 120

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A constant debt-to-GDP ratio in a growing economy is consistent with a:


A) continual surplus.
B) continual deficit.
C) balanced budget.
D) falling level of total debt.

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