Justification of a government program based on the jobs that it will create rather than the merits of the program itself is known as the:
a. law of unintended consequences.
b. invisible hand
c. crowding out effect.
d. broken window fallacy.
d
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a. domestic investment. b. net capital outflow. c. national consumption minus domestic investment. d. None of the above is correct.
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