Assume that an economy's income multiplier is 4 . If this economy is in equilibrium at $2,000 billion, then which one of the following actions will bring it to a full employment equilibrium without inflation of $1,500 billion?

a. $500 billion spending cut
b. $500 billion spending increase
c. $125 billion spending cut
d. $125 billion spending increase
e. $2,000 billion spending cut


C

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