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The 'Balanced Budget Multiplier' suggests that an equal increase in government spending and taxes will:

A Have no effect on national income.

B Decrease national income.

C Increase national income by the amount of the spending increase.

D Increase national income by more than the spending increase.

E Decrease national income by the amount of the tax increase.

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