According to Ricardian Equivalence, a tax cut will not have a material impact on consumption spending since ________
A) households will simply save the monies received from the tax cut
B) the value of the tax multiplier is one
C) a tax cut must lead to an increase in prices, which leaves the real value of consumption unchanged
D) a decrease in taxes will be balanced, under current federal law, by a government spending increase
A
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