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Policy Implications of Multiplier Estimates
An economic advisor presents two different empirical estimates for a government spending multiplier: a 'low' estimate of 0.7 and a 'high' estimate of 1.8. Briefly explain the different policy advice you would give to a government considering a $100 billion spending package, based on each of these estimates.
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