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Question 18

Question 18

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Refer to the graph shown.A movement from D to B is most likely to be caused by: Refer to the graph shown.A movement from D to B is most likely to be caused by:   A) an increase in expected inflation. B) a decrease in input prices. C) a decrease in import prices. D) a decrease in aggregate demand.


A) an increase in expected inflation.
B) a decrease in input prices.
C) a decrease in import prices.
D) a decrease in aggregate demand.

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