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Suppose the Aggregate Demand Curve Shifts Rightward Against an Upward-Sloping

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Suppose the aggregate demand curve shifts rightward against an upward-sloping short-run aggregate supply curve.Real GDP would ________ while the price level ________.


A) remain unchanged,rises
B) rise,rises
C) remain unchanged,falls
D) rise,remain unchanged
E) fall,rises

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