Assume that in response to a pandemic, Congress is considers allocating funds to states to build roads and bridges while also cutting taxes. Would either of these actions shift aggregate demand right?   Question 66 options:   Only the increased funding for states   Only the tax cuts   Both the increased funding for states and the tax cuts   Neither the increased funding for states nor the tax cuts

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