The difference between an orthodox stabilization plan and a heterodox stabilization plan is that the orthodox plan
A) targets the problem of inflation, while the heterodox plan targets unemployment.
B) reduces trade flows less than the heterodox plan.
C) does not include higher taxes and the heterodox plan does.
D) does not include wage and price controls and the heterodox plan does.
E) eliminates budget deficits, while the heterodox plan only reduces them.
D
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A) the portion of profits paid to shareholders. B) ownership in a corporation. C) the interest rate paid on a share of stock. D) a promise to repay a fixed amount of funds.
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a. the difference between government purchases and government revenues from bonds and taxes b. caused by a lack of business sector investment c. created when the government expenditures exceed net taxes d. caused by leakages in the economy e. is created by government injections
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)