A Lower Domestic Price Level Tends To

Multiple Choice

A lower domestic price level tends to:

A) reduce aggregate expenditures and lower the aggregate quantity of goods and services supplied.
B) reduce aggregate expenditures and lower aggregate demand.
C) reduce aggregate expenditures and raise aggregate demand.
D) increase aggregate expenditures and raise the aggregate quantity of goods and services demanded.
E) increase aggregate expenditure on foreign goods and lower net exports.