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    In the Long Run,changes in Equilibrium GDP Are Most Likely
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In the Long Run,changes in Equilibrium GDP Are Most Likely

Question 177

Question 177

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In the long run,changes in equilibrium GDP are most likely to be caused by


A) changes in full-employment output
B) open market operations by the Fed
C) changes in nominal wages
D) contractionary or expansionary fiscal policy
E) none of these;long-run equilibrium GDP is a constant

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