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    In the Long Run, If Aggregate Demand Increases
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In the Long Run, If Aggregate Demand Increases

Question 66

Question 66

Multiple Choice

In the long run, if aggregate demand increases,


A) output increases while prices fall.
B) only prices fall.
C) only prices rise.
D) both output and prices fall.

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