The idea that irrespective of how a government chooses to increase
spending, either by debt financing or tax financing, the outcome will be the same
and demand will remain unchanged, is popularly known as:
a) Ricardian theory of equivalence
b) Ricardian theory of competitive advantage
c) Ricardian theory of stability
d) None of the above
spending, either by debt financing or tax financing, the outcome will be the same
and demand will remain unchanged, is popularly known as:
a) Ricardian theory of equivalence
b) Ricardian theory of competitive advantage
c) Ricardian theory of stability
d) None of the above