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The Policy Ineffectiveness Proposition (PIP)argument States That Under Certain Circumstances,neither

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The policy ineffectiveness proposition (PIP)argument states that under certain circumstances,neither expansionary demand-side fiscal policy nor expansionary monetary policy is effective at achieving macroeconomic goals.

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