Multiple Choice
Assuming no crowding-out, investment-accelerator, or multiplier effects, how will a $200 billion increase in government expenditures shift aggregate demand?
A) It will shift aggregate demand right by more than $200 billion.
B) It will shift aggregate demand right by $200 billion.
C) It will shift aggregate demand right by less than $200 billion.
D) It will shift aggregate demand left by more than $200 billion.
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