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A reduction in private saving (S) can be reflected in

A reduction in private saving (S) can be reflected in
A) an increase in the budget deficit.
B) an increase in investment.
C) a reduction in net exports.
D) all of the above

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Macroeconomics

Edition: 6^th

Authors: Blanchard, Johnson

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Great answer, ty

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