Refer to the above figure. Suppose that the economy starts at AD1. If the government reduces taxes, then the economy goes to AD2, but then falls back to AD3. This is an example of
A) complete crowding-out effect.
B) partial crowding-out effect.
C) Ricardian equivalence.
D) laissez-faire.
B
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A) is likely to be smaller than the income elasticity of demand for food. B) is likely to be larger than the income elasticity of demand for food. C) cannot be compared to the income elasticity of demand for food. D) is likely to be inelastic. E) is likely to be negative.
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A) the more elastic demand is. B) the more money previously spent on the good. C) the less money previously spent on the good. D) the smaller the price increase.
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