Cause aggregate private spending to decrease

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Which of the following will not cause aggregate private spending to decrease?

a. An increase in government spending.

b. An increase in future taxes.

c. A decrease in expected future output.

d. A decrease in government spending.

e. An increase in expected future real interest rates.

Please make sure your answer with explaining, do not just give me option,

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