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The GDP Gap Divided by the Multiplier Yields the

Question 193

Question 193

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The GDP gap divided by the multiplier yields the


A) optimal level of government spending.
B) inflationary or recessionary gap.
C) equilibrium level of injections and withdrawals.
D) full-employment level of income.

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