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    Figure 14.1 -Figure 14.1 Shows Three Aggregate Demand Curves. a Movement from Movement
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Figure 14.1 -Figure 14.1 Shows Three Aggregate Demand Curves. a Movement from Movement

Question 79

Question 79

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  Figure 14.1 -Figure 14.1 shows three aggregate demand curves. A movement from point b to point c could be caused by a(n)  A)  increase in the money supply. B)  decrease in taxes. C)  decrease in the price level. D)  decrease in government spending. Figure 14.1
-Figure 14.1 shows three aggregate demand curves. A movement from point b to point c could be caused by a(n)


A) increase in the money supply.
B) decrease in taxes.
C) decrease in the price level.
D) decrease in government spending.

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