Increasing taxes, according to a neoclassical economist, will? a. raise gdp levels b.lower the price level...
Increasing taxes, according to a neoclassical economist, will?
a. raise gdp levels b.lower the price level c. increase the natural rate of unemoyment
Homework Answers
Option (b).
Increase in tax will decrease aggregate demand, reducing price level and real GDP in short run. Since the economy is self-adjusting, lower price level will increase aggregate supply, so AS curve will shift rightward until real GDP equals potential GDP, but price level further falls.
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