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Short-Run Resource Crowding Out Is Likely to Be Less of a Problem

Question 37

Question 37

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Short-run resource crowding out is likely to be less of a problem when the economy is:


A) at potential GDP.
B) above potential GDP.
C) almost at potential GDP.
D) in a recession.

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