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    In the Long Run, Changes to Real GDP Are Most
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In the Long Run, Changes to Real GDP Are Most

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Question 11

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In the long run, changes to real GDP are most likely to be caused by an increase in


A) factor prices.
B) factor productivity.
C) interest rates.
D) desired consumption.
E) factor- utilization rates.

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