Hey there, I wanna confirm that answer #3 Savings, is the answer? An increased savings is good for gdp because more savings means more spending in the medium/longer run which stimulates the economy with more purchasing. And it's bad in a liquidity trap because more savings also means less spending during the build up of the saving process which is the short run of it.

D Question 12 2 pts Usually, increased is good for GDP growth in the medium run, and even if it is too high, it does not do too much damage. In a liquidity trap increased can do a lot of damage to both the short run and the medium run growth rate of GDP. O inflation labor productivity O savings O demand