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Figure 17-2 -Given the Situation in Graph (1) in Figure 17-2, What

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Figure 17-2    -Given the situation in graph (1)  in Figure 17-2, what movement would be expected in graph (2)  from the economy's self-correcting mechanism? A) A to B  B) A to D  C) C to E  D) D to C
-Given the situation in graph (1) in Figure 17-2, what movement would be expected in graph (2) from the economy's self-correcting mechanism?


A) A to B 
B) A to D 
C) C to E 
D) D to C

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