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Suppose that you have the following information about the economy,where all figures are in millions of dollars:
Full employment output = $2,000
Consumption = $1,200
Investment = $400
Government spending = $500
Net exports = −$200
Because short-run output is __________ full employment output,in the long run we would expect the price level to __________.
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A rise in the price level that leads to a change in the interest rate,and therefore to a change in the quantity of aggregate demand,will cause:
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Suppose advances in computer technology lead to a surge in worker productivity.In the long run,output will _________ and the price level will _________.
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Refer to the following figure to answer the next five questions.
-Based on the figure,if the economy is currently at point B,then in the long run,we can expect we will move to:

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When U.S.goods become more expensive relative to foreign goods,exports will __________ and imports will __________.
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The relationship between sticky input prices and flexible output prices explains:
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