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New Classical Economics Suggests That in the Long-Run Changes in Aggregate

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Question 83

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New classical economics suggests that in the long-run changes in aggregate demand will cause:


A) Only short-run changes in output and employment
B) Long-run changes in output and employment
C) Only short-run changes in the price level
D) No change in output and employment

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