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    If an Earthquake Strikes, Destroying a Large Number of Factories
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If an Earthquake Strikes, Destroying a Large Number of Factories

Question 229

Question 229

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If an earthquake strikes, destroying a large number of factories, the long-run aggregate supply curve will move:


A) to the left.
B) to the right.
C) up.
D) down.

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