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Using the Simple Keynesian Model,consider the Case Where Taxes Are

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Question 39

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Using the simple Keynesian model,consider the case where taxes are lump-sum.Compared to the model without taxes,the investment multiplier in this model will


A) not change.
B) be larger.
C) be smaller.
D) be equal to 1.

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