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    Changes in the Relative Prices of Goods Causes Problems Measuring
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Changes in the Relative Prices of Goods Causes Problems Measuring

Question 66

Question 66

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Changes in the relative prices of goods causes problems measuring real GDP because


A) consumers change their buying habits.
B) consumers buy less of the cheaper good.
C) firms produce more of the cheaper good.
D) price deflators only measure the price level.
E) they tend to be inaccurate.

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