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SOME PEOPLE ARE IN FOUR OF REDUCING FEDERAL TAXES TO INCREASE CONSUMER SPENDING AND OTHERS ARE AGAINST IT. TWO PERSON ARE SELECTED AND THEIR OPINIONS ARE RECORDED. LIST THE POSSIBLE OUTCOMES.

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