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If Prices Are Inflexible, Then a Negative Demand Shock Will

Question 106

Question 106

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If prices are inflexible, then a negative demand shock will lead to:


A) A short-run increase in real GDP
B) A short-run decrease in real GDP
C) A short-run decrease in prices
D) No change in real GDP in the short run

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