Question #80
In a "balanced sheet recession", aggregate demand falls
- because businesses become pessimistic about future rates of return and stop investing.
- because government creates fiscal drag by running budget surpluses.
- because businesses and households start saving to reduce the debt exposure they created in the boom.
Answer #777
Answer: because businesses and households start saving to reduce the debt exposure they created in the boom.
Explanation
Please read Balance sheet recessions and democracy for more information or post a comment if you are unsure.