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    Changes in Government Spending Are Not Likely Causes of Business
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Changes in Government Spending Are Not Likely Causes of Business

Question 3

Question 3

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Changes in government spending are not likely causes of business cycles because government spending induced business cycles would,counterfactually predict


A) countercyclical real wages.
B) procyclical real wages.
C) countercyclical employment.
D) procyclical employment.
E) countercyclical consumption.

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