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2 years ago

Supply-side economics stresses that:___________.

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olchik [2.2K]2 years ago

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Answer:

4) changes in marginal tax rates exert important effects on real output and employment

Explanation:

Supply side economics is very similar to Keynesian economics, both focusing on increasing aggregate demand to boost the economy. The main difference is that Keynesian economics stresses the importance of increasing government spending, while supply side economics favors cutting taxes.

Both approaches generally result in the same, an increase in aggregate demand, decrease in unemployment, increase in aggregate supply, and on the negative side, the government's deficit increases as well as the inflation rate.

matrenka [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

changes in marginal tax rates exert important effects on real output and employment-4

Explanation:

Supply-side economic focuses on creating a better atmosphere or conditions for businesses and is majorly concerned with reduction of marginal taxtand deregulation.

According to the this policy, companies are able to hire more workers if the changes in the marginal tax are favourable ie reduced leading to a higher levels of production, and increased production capacity which results to job growth creating more demand which will further improve the economy.

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