An evaluation of relative risk is known as
a. risk-benefit analysis c. benefit-cost analysis
b. comparative risk analysis d. de minimis risk
b. comparative risk analysis
Economics
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If the government raises taxes ________
A) planned expenditures fall B) equilibrium output falls C) the IS curve shifts to the left D) all of the above E) none of the above
Economics
Governments in market economies usually have significant control over
a. investment spending. b. personal consumption spending. c. import spending. d. education spending.
Economics