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As Real GDP Per Year Increases Along the Short-Run Aggregate

Question 182

Question 182

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As real GDP per year increases along the short-run aggregate supply (SRAS) curve, the SRAS curve


A) becomes increasingly steep.
B) begins to level out.
C) shifts inward.
D) does not change.

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