Automatic stabilizers are built-in changes in government spending and taxation that dampen the business cycle by adjusting automatically with the economy's performance without additional legislative action.
A built-in stabilizer is a feature of a system that automatically tends to stabilize the system toward equilibrium or stability, particularly during economic fluctuations or disruptions.
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