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    Under a Balanced Budget Policy, a Sharp Rise in GDP
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Under a Balanced Budget Policy, a Sharp Rise in GDP

Question 53

Question 53

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Under a balanced budget policy, a sharp rise in GDP will cause


A) no serious budget changes.
B) a tax cut or an increase in expenditures.
C) a tax increase or expenditure cut.
D) tax receipts to exceed government expenditures.

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