In an attempt to reduce the large budget deficit, the government raised taxes and reduced government expenditure but unemployment soared and the budget deficit actually increased. A leading economist remarked: 'The time to attempt to reduce the deficit is when the economy is at overfull employment. Then policies designed to reduce the deficit will not only work but they will also achieve other desirable macroeconomic goals.' Do you agree with the economist? Why or why not? Plz do fast asap

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