Multiple Choice
A decrease in short- run real GDP that leaves potential GDP unaffected would be most likely caused by a (an)
A) decrease in factor- utilization rates.
B) decrease in interest rates.
C) increase in factor productivity.
D) decrease in unemployment rates.
E) none of the above are likely to cause a reduction in real GDP.
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