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Which Factor Causes a Leftward Shift of the Aggregate Demand

Question 200

Question 200

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Which factor causes a leftward shift of the aggregate demand curve?


A) an increase in consumption
B) an increase in wealth
C) an increase in exports
D) a decrease in government spending

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