If expansionary taxation policies are left unchecked, which is the most likely result?

Expansionary tax policy generally means cutting taxes, which increases households’ disposable income and encourages spending. If this extra demand is not checked, it can grow faster than the economy’s ability to produce goods and services, pushing prices upward. The most likely result is high inflation; reduced disposable income is more associated with tax increases.

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