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    Long Run Increases in an Economy's Output,achieved Without Increasing Either
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Long Run Increases in an Economy's Output,achieved Without Increasing Either

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Long run increases in an economy's output,achieved without increasing either the capital stock,total labor hours employed,or other inputs can result from


A) the removal of price floors
B) expansion of the money supply
C) technological progress
D) corporate mergers
E) all of the above

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