When analyzing the impact of government consumption and taxes in an open economy, we assume that:
a. the reasons for changing fiscal policy are not important.
b. government deficits are a problem for the domestic and international economy.
c. governments always have a balanced budget.
d. governments often do not coordinate their tax and spending policies with those of other nations.
Ans: a. the reasons for changing fiscal policy are not important.
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