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    A Decrease in Long-Run Aggregate Supply Could Be Caused by
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A Decrease in Long-Run Aggregate Supply Could Be Caused by

Question 14

Question 14

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A decrease in long-run aggregate supply could be caused by


A) fewer regulatory impediments to business.
B) the discovery of new oil reserves in another country.
C) decreased competition.
D) a decrease in taxes.

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