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    At Equilibrium, When a Tax Is Put in Place, Income
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At Equilibrium, When a Tax Is Put in Place, Income

Question 266

Question 266

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At equilibrium, when a tax is put in place, income falls more than the tax multiplied by the multiplier since consumers pay for the tax in part by reducing their savings.

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