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Figure 4-3 -Employing Figure Above, the Initial Equilibrium Is Point D and Point

Question 29

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Figure 4-3 Figure 4-3   -Employing Figure above, the initial equilibrium is point D and government expenditures increase by ________ shifting the IS curve from IS0 to IS1 and crowding out is approximately ________. A)  500, 500 B)  250, 500 C)  1000, 1000 D)  1000, 250
-Employing Figure above, the initial equilibrium is point D and government expenditures increase by ________ shifting the IS curve from IS0 to IS1 and crowding out is approximately ________.


A) 500, 500
B) 250, 500
C) 1000, 1000
D) 1000, 250

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