Advanced Placement (AP), 01.12.2020 19:00 naomicervero
The points on the graph move up and to the right
The movement from point g to point h is best described as which of the following?
A decrease in full employment output
A decrease in full employment output
A
A decrease in aggregate demand
A decrease in aggregate demand
B
An increase in real output due to an increase in the price level
An increase in real output due to an increase in the price level
C
An increase in real output due to technological change
An increase in real output due to technological change
D
An increase in unemployment
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