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In the IS/LM model with a horizontal LM, an expansionary fiscal policy which does not push the economy beyond full-employmentGroup of answer choiceswould lead to a larger shift in the IS curve, the larger is the income –expenditure multiplierwould lead to some crowding-out if the central bank simultaneously undertakes a restrictive monetary policyshould have no effect on interest rates if monetary policy and the yield curve are unchangedall of the other alternatives are correct

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In the IS/LM model with a horizontal LM, an expansionary fiscal policy which does not push the economy beyond full-employmentGroup of answer choiceswould lead to a larger shift in the IS curve, the larger is the income –expenditure multiplierwould lead to some crowding-out if the central bank simultaneously undertakes a restrictive monetary policyshould have no effect on interest rates if monetary policy and the yield curve are unchangedall of the other alternatives are correct

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All of the other alternatives are correct. In the IS/LM model with a horizontal LM curve, an expansionary fiscal policy would lead to a larger shift in the IS curve, the larger is the income –expenditure multiplier. This is because the income-expenditure multiplier measures the effect of a change in fiscal policy on aggregate demand. The larger the multiplier, the larger the shift in the IS curve.

If the central bank simultaneously undertakes a restrictive monetary policy, there would be some crowding-out. This is because the restrictive monetary policy would increase interest rates, which would decrease investment and potentially offset some of the increase in aggregate demand caused by the expansionary fiscal policy.

Finally, an expansionary fiscal policy should have no effect on interest rates if monetary policy and the yield curve are unchanged. This is because the LM curve is horizontal, which means that the interest rate is determined solely by the central bank's monetary policy. If the central bank does not change its monetary policy, then the interest rate should not change.

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