Graph the long-run impact of a permanent reduction in the fiscal deficit and show how this policy changes the long run value immediately and over time. Label the axes on the graph and indicate the direction of changes. 1. Real wage rate 2. Real interest rate 3. Rental Price of capital 4. GDP per worker I

Graph the long-run impact of a permanent reduction in the fiscal deficit and show how this policy changes the long run value immediately and over time. Label the axes on the graph and indicate the direction of changes. 1. Real wage rate 2. Real interest rate 3. Rental Price of capital 4. GDP per worker I

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