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Business, 02.12.2019 23:31 cbogrett

The long-run aggregate supply curve a. shows that long-run aggregate supply equals potential real gross domestic product (gdp). b. slopes up and to the right. c. is very sensitive to changes in the price level. d. shows that at higher prices, potential real gross domestic product (gdp) increases.

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