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Exhibit: Economic Adjustments
-(Exhibit: Economic Adjustments) Suppose the economy is at point a. The rational expectations hypothesis suggests that an increase in aggregate demand will result in the economy moving from
A) point a to point d whereas new Keynesian economics suggests that it will move point a to point b.
B) point a to point d whereas new Keynesian economics suggests that it will move point a to point c.
C) point a to point b whereas new Keynesian economics suggests that it will move point a to point d.
D) point a to point c whereas new Keynesian economics suggests that it will move point a to point d.
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