If government spending is increased by $5, and this increase in spending is financed by a tax increase in the same amount, the effect on equilibrium would be: A). zero – the balance each other out. B) an increase in equilibrium of $10. C) a decrease in equilibrium of $5. D) an increase in equilibrium of $5.

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