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If the Government Decides Not to Respond to a Negative

Question 112

Question 112

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If the government decides not to respond to a negative supply shock, the economy will:


A) experience lower prices.
B) experience increased output.
C) experience stagflation.
D) stay at the same price and output levels.

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