<h3>Answer</h3><h2>Taxing and spending</h2><h3>Explanation</h3>
Fiscal policy is the ways by which a state regulates its spending levels and tax rates to observe and control a nation's economics. It is the sister approach to monetary management by which a central bank controls a nation's currency supply. The two main models of expansionary fiscal policy are tax cuts and expanded state spending.
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I remember doing this test im pretty sure its B im 99% sure
Now we have two choices, B, or C. The government would raise taxes if the economy grew enough to allow it, however a more likely option would be that the government started spending more money than they truly have. The answer is C.
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