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Rationale for State-Dependent Policy Effects

A key finding in modern macroeconomics is that the impact of an increase in government spending on national output is not constant. Explain the economic reasoning for why a $100 billion increase in government spending is likely to have a much larger effect on output when an economy has high unemployment and many idle factories, compared to when the economy is operating near its full potential.

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