What happen if there is a continued government spending when the economy's capacity is fully employed?

If government spending continues when the economy is at full capacity, it can lead to inflationary pressures as demand exceeds supply. This increased demand can drive up prices, eroding purchasing power and potentially leading to wage-price spirals. Additionally, resources may be overutilized, leading to inefficiencies and potential long-term damage to productive capacity. Ultimately, while short-term gains may occur, the long-term effects can destabilize the economy.