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    In the Keynesian Model of Aggregate Expenditure, We Assume That
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In the Keynesian Model of Aggregate Expenditure, We Assume That

Question 238

Question 238

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In the Keynesian model of aggregate expenditure, we assume that firms will


A) not change prices.
B) raise prices when inventory levels fall.
C) change prices only when inventory levels rise.
D) lower prices when inventory levels rise.

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