Multiple Choice
From the perspective of supply-side economists, a cut in tax rates will
A) increase output but will increase the budget deficit.
B) increase unemployment but will reduce the budget deficit.
C) reduce unemployment but will increase the budget deficit.
D) reduce unemployment and also reduce the budget deficit.
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