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Explaining the Link Between Output and Spending in a Downturn
A news report states that an economy is in a recession because its total output has declined for two consecutive quarters. Using the logic of how an economy's total output and total expenditure are related, explain why a decline in output necessarily means that total spending has also decreased.
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