An austerity policy is

A) an increase in the money supply.
B) an expenditure reduction and expenditure switching policy.
C) an expansionary fiscal policy accompanied by decreases in taxes, increases in expenditures, or both.
D) an exchange rate switching policy from a fixed to a flexible exchange rate system.
E) None of the above.


B

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