What is the theory that government spending and tax cuts can raise demand called?
a. demand-...
Social Studies, 02.10.2019 16:30 SmolBeanPotato
What is the theory that government spending and tax cuts can raise demand called?
a. demand-side economics
b. atomic stabilizers
c. supply-side economics
d. multiplier effect
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