Not b.Using a change in taxes to improve the economy during a recessiona. tends to benefit low-income families more than high-income familiesb. has a more direct impact on the economy than a change in government purchasesc. tends to benefit high-income families more than low-income familiesd. decreases the budget deficitHide FeedbackIncorrectShow Transcribed TextNot e.3Critics of changing tax laws to encourage saving argue that reducing taxes on savingOa. has little effect on savingb. shifts the tax burden unfairly toward the wealthyc. reduces the deficitd. reduces capital formation and growthO e. all of the answer choices XHide FeedbackIncorrect

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Using a change in taxes to improve the economy during a recession a. tends to benefit low-income families more than high-income families O b. has a more direct impact on the economy than a change in government purchases O c. tends to benefit high-income families more than low-income families d. decreases the budget deficit

Using a change in taxes to improve the economy during a recession a. tends to benefit low-income families more than high-income families O b. has a more direct impact on the economy than a change in government purchases O c. tends to benefit high-income families more than low-income families d. decreases the budget deficit

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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