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Economic management — Question 13

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QUESTION 13

Without a new government decision, unemployment-benefit payments rise during a downturn. This is an example of

(A)
discretionary fiscal expansion.
(B)
contractionary monetary policy.
(C)
a supply-side deregulation policy.
(D)
an automatic stabiliser.
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