Economy, asked by abhi6970, 1 year ago

Is fiscal deficit always inflationary.​

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Answered by abinreji
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Answer: Fiscal deficits are not necessarily inflationary. A high fiscal deficit (borrowing) is accompanied by higher prices because aggregate demand is greater than aggregate supply at the full employment level which is always inflationary.

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