As the economy declines into recession, the collection of personal income tax revenues automatically falls. This relationship best describes how the progressive income tax system: A. serves as a discretionary fiscal policy B. have no effect in the economy C. will help discourage spending D. converts a recession into a depression E. serves as an automatic stabilizer for the economy

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