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Adding Net Exports to Aggregate Expenditure Always

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Adding net exports to aggregate expenditure always


A) increases real GDP
B) shifts the aggregate expenditure line down
C) increases the slope of the aggregate expenditure line
D) decreases the slope of the aggregate expenditure line
E) decreases GDP

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