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    Figure 10.8 -<B>Refer to Figure 10.8.</b>.Other Things Equal,an Increase in the Price
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Figure 10.8 -Refer to Figure 10.8..Other Things Equal,an Increase in the Price

Question 26

Question 26

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Figure 10.8
Figure 10.8    -Refer to Figure 10.8..Other things equal,an increase in the price level would best be represented by A)  a movement from point A to point C. B)  a movement from point A to point D. C)  a shift from LM₁ to LM₂. D)  a shift from LM₂ to LM₁.
-Refer to Figure 10.8..Other things equal,an increase in the price level would best be represented by


A) a movement from point A to point C.
B) a movement from point A to point D.
C) a shift from LM₁ to LM₂.
D) a shift from LM₂ to LM₁.

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