The difference between crowding out and Ricardian equivalence is
A) crowding out is only caused by government purchases; Ricardian equivalence results only from tax cuts
B) crowding out occurs because interest rates rise; under Ricardian equivalence interest rates fall
C) crowding out shifts the IS curve outward; Ricardian equivalence shifts the LM curve inward
D) crowding out makes monetary policy ineffective; Ricardian equivalence makes fiscal policy ineffective
E) crowding out occurs if tax cuts are spent; Ricardian equivalence occurs if they are saved
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