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When the Economy Is Operating Well Below Capacity, an Increase

Question 39

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When the economy is operating well below capacity, an increase in spending tends to be reflected primarily in a/an:

A) lower level of employment.
B) increase in price.
C) lower level of output.
D) higher level of output and employment.

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