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When Comparing Tax and Spending Policy by the Government, in General

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When comparing tax and spending policy by the government, in general we note that the tax policy multiplier effect relative to the spending multiplier should be:


A) larger.
B) smaller.
C) equivalent.
D) not comparable.

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