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By Itself, an Increase in Aggregate Demand Increases GDP by the Least

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By itself, an increase in aggregate demand increases GDP by the least amount in the

A) Keynesian theory.
B) monetarist theory.
C) new Keynesian theory.
D) real business cycle theory.

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