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    Suppose That a Recession in Canada Slows Growth There, Thus
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Suppose That a Recession in Canada Slows Growth There, Thus

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Suppose that a recession in Canada slows growth there, thus decreasing the demand for U.S. computers and automobiles. Therefore, the aggregate demand curve will shift leftward for the United States.

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