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When economists warn about the crowding-out effect, they are referring to:
A. when a firm earns a high profit over the past month.
B. When prices set too low lead to large crowds.
C. When banks run out of money to lend.
D. When government borrowing reduces private investment.
When economists warn about the crowding-out effect, they are referring to:
A. when a firm earns a high profit over the past month.
B. When prices set too low lead to large crowds.
C. When banks run out of money to lend.
D. When government borrowing reduces private investment.
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