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    Exhibit 16-3 -According to Those Who Favor an Active Approach to Policy,where
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Exhibit 16-3 -According to Those Who Favor an Active Approach to Policy,where

Question 16

Question 16

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Exhibit 16-3 Exhibit 16-3   -According to those who favor an active approach to policy,where will the economy in Exhibit 16-3 end up once the expansionary gap is eliminated? A) point A B) point B C) point C D) either point B or C E) cannot tell from the information given
-According to those who favor an active approach to policy,where will the economy in Exhibit 16-3 end up once the expansionary gap is eliminated?


A) point A
B) point B
C) point C
D) either point B or C
E) cannot tell from the information given

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