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When Real GDP Is Less Than Potential GDP, an Increase

Question 86

Question 86

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When real GDP is less than potential GDP, an increase in government expenditures will real GDP and _ the price level.


A) decrease; raise
B) increase; lower
C) decrease; lower
D) increase; raise

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