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A Steeper LM Curve Implies That the Aggregate Demand Curve

Question 63

Question 63

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A steeper LM curve implies that the aggregate demand curve will be


A) steeper and the k1 multiplier becomes smaller.
B) flatter and the k1 multiplier becomes larger.
C) unaffected and the k1 multiplier becomes smaller.
D) horizontal and k1 multiplier becomes larger.

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