A Keynesian economist would expect a supply-side tax cut to shift

A. only the aggregate supply curve outward.
B. only the aggregate demand curve outward.
C. both the aggregate demand and aggregate supply curves outward.
D. the aggregate supply curve outward and the aggregate demand curve inward.


Answer: B

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