Multiple Choice
The tax multiplier
A) is negative.
B) is larger in absolute value as compared to the government spending multiplier.
C) is a measure of how much taxes will fall when income is falling.
D) is always less than one.
E) increases with the size of the economy.
Correct Answer:
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