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If expansionary taxation policies are left unchecked, which is the most likely result?
reduced profits
high inflation
reduced production
reduced disposable income
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High inflation.
Explanation: Expansionary tax policy (tax cuts) raises disposable income and aggregate demand. If it's too large or sustained, demand can outstrip supply and push up the general price level, causing inflation.
Explanation: Expansionary tax policy (tax cuts) raises disposable income and aggregate demand. If it's too large or sustained, demand can outstrip supply and push up the general price level, causing inflation.
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