Multiple Choice
An unexpected increase in total spending will cause an increase in GDP
A) if prices are sticky.
B) if prices are fully flexible.
C) regardless of whether prices are sticky or fully flexible.
D) only if prices are stuck in the long term.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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