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    Which Condition Would Generate a Violation of the Ricardian Equivalence
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Which Condition Would Generate a Violation of the Ricardian Equivalence

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Which condition would generate a violation of the Ricardian Equivalence?


A) downward sloping labor supply curve
B) underdeveloped credit markets
C) inflationary monetary policy
D) deflationary monetary policy

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