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One Possible Result of a Decrease in Aggregate Demand and No

Question 440

Question 440

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One possible result of a decrease in aggregate demand and no change in aggregate supply is


A) a recession.
B) an economic expansion.
C) an increase in employment levels.
D) a rise in the price level.

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