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Deconstructing a Causal Economic Argument

A government official proposes a new policy, stating: 'To boost local economies, we will provide a tax credit to small businesses that invest in new equipment. This incentive will encourage them to expand their operations, which will then lead to more hiring and a lower local unemployment rate.' Based on this statement, identify the initial cause, the intermediate effect(s), and the final intended effect of the proposed policy.

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