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In the Simple Keynesian Model, the Only Two Things One

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Question 224

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In the simple Keynesian model, the only two things one can do with one's income are


A) pay taxes and spend it.
B) spend it and save it.
C) spend it and invest it.
D) save it and give it away.

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