n 2005, the government of Bangladesh spent $8.59 billion on government programs, and had revenues of $5.993 billion. This indicates that Bangladesh like the United States can have a(n): Question 10 Select one: a. low GDP b. high CPI c. low PPI d. budget deficit
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