Multiple Choice
The aggregate demand (ADI) curve shifts when there are changes in
A) inflation inertia and aggregate supply shocks.
B) autonomous aggregate demand and the Bank of Canada's reaction function.
C) autonomous aggregate demand and inflation inertia.
D) the Bank of Canada's reaction function and inflation inertia.
E) potential output and autonomous aggregate demand.
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