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Suppose a Booming Stock Market Encourages Consumption Spending to Rise

Question 81

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Suppose a booming stock market encourages consumption spending to rise dramatically. What would be the MOST likely short-run impact?

A) inflation and falling real GDP
B) inflation and rising real GDP
C) a recession and rising prices
D) a recession and falling prices

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