Multiple Choice
The aggregate supply and aggregate demand model below provides insights into the causes of the Great Depression of the 1930s. Indicate points 1 and 2 and whether price level increases or decreases when aggregate demand changes from AD1 to AD2.
A) Point 1 is the booming of 1920s, point 2 is the depression of 1930s; price level decreases
B) Point 1 is the booming of 1920s, point 2 is the depression of 1930s; price level increases
C) Point 1 is the depression of 1930s, point 2 is the booming of 1920s; price level decreases
D) Point 1 is the depression of 1930s, point 2 is the booming of 1920s; price level increases
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