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Would policymakers present their policy prescriptions to increase real output any differently than if the economy were far from potential output

Would policymakers present their policy prescriptions to increase real output any differently than if the economy were far from potential output

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If the economy were close to high potential output, would policymakers present their policy prescriptions to increase real output any differently than if the economy were far from potential output? Why?

Have the poor benefited more or less from economic growth than the rich?

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Would policymakers present their policy prescriptions to increase real output any differently than if the economy were far from potential output

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