The Keynesian school of macroeconomics believes that increased government spending leads to increased growth. The file P11_59.xlsx
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• Government spending as percentage of GDP (gross domestic product)
• Percentage annual growth in annual GDP Are these data consistent with the Keynesian school of economics?
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