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An Economic Boom That Creates an Inflationary Gap Is Usually

Question 6

Question 6

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An economic boom that creates an inflationary gap is usually followed later by


A) falling prices.
B) a period of stagflation.
C) an increase of potential GDP.
D) an increase in aggregate supply.

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