Multiple Choice
The U.S.fiscal stimulus in 2009 did not increase GDP substantially because
A) the Federal Reserve was decreasing interest rates and real-world estimates for the multiplier might be less than one.
B) the Federal Reserve was increasing interest rates and real-world estimates for the multiplier might be less than one.
C) state governments were decreasing spending and real-world estimates for the multiplier might be less than one.
D) state governments were increasing spending and real-world estimates for the multiplier might be less than one.
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