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Assume that Rabbit Republic is a closed economy. This economy is characterized by: GDP = $120,000; consumption = $75,000; taxes = $10,000; government purchases = $10,000

If the government increases government purchases to $14,000, and GDP, consumption, and taxes are the same; then, .

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national saving falls, but private saving is unchanged

national saving is unchanged, but private saving falls

both national saving and private saving falls

national saving rises and private saving falls

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