Multiple Choice
A contractionary gap is
A) the difference between aggregate supply and aggregate demand.
B) the amount of unwanted inventory accumulation.
C) the amount by which taxes should be increased in order to put the brakes on run-away inflation.
D) the amount by which the equilibrium level of real GDP is less than the long-run equilibrium level as given by LRAS.
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