Multiple Choice
Since 2009, when actual budget deficits were nearly 10 percent of GDP,
A) fiscal policy has become contractionary.
B) the deficits as a percentage of GDP have fallen, but fiscal policy has remained expansionary.
C) deficits as a percentage of GDP have continued to rise.
D) deficits as a percentage of GDP have remained constant but risen in dollar amounts.
Correct Answer:

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