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Question 103

Question 103

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Refer to the accompanying figure. Refer to the accompanying figure.   Based on the Keynesian cross diagram, if output equals 5,000, planned aggregate expenditure is ________ output, and firms will ________ production in response. A) less than; decrease B) greater than; decrease C) equal to; not change D) less than; increase Based on the Keynesian cross diagram, if output equals 5,000, planned aggregate expenditure is ________ output, and firms will ________ production in response.


A) less than; decrease
B) greater than; decrease
C) equal to; not change
D) less than; increase

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