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If an Increase in Aggregate Expenditures Results in No Increase

Question 153

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If an increase in aggregate expenditures results in no increase in real GDP, we can surmise that the

A) economy is in a deep recession.
B) MPC equals 1.
C) economy is already operating at full employment.
D) price level has fallen.

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