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    Other Things Equal, an Increase in Aggregate Demand Tends to Be
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Other Things Equal, an Increase in Aggregate Demand Tends to Be

Question 68

Question 68

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Other things equal, an increase in aggregate demand tends to be associated with


A) cost-push inflation.
B) an economic contraction.
C) a lower level of equilibrium real GDP.
D) demand-pull inflation.
E) an increase in the quality of goods and services produced.

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