alleryStart learning →Why are cyclically adjusted figures used to judge fiscal stance?
ABusiness cycles shift tax revenue
BTax laws change every month
CSpending is always fixed
DInflation is always zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Business cycles shift tax revenue
The cycle moves revenue and some spending even with no policy change, so adjusted figures isolate real policy.
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