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Suppose Speculators Lost Confidence in Foreign Economies and Bought More

Question 49

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Suppose speculators lost confidence in foreign economies and bought more U.S. bonds. How would this affect net exports in the U.S., and which way would this cause the aggregate demand curve to shift?

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