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An economy has a recessionary gap.
With no change in aggregateâ demand, how does the economy return to fullâ employment?
A.
The money wage rateâ rises, real GDPâ increases, and the price level falls.
B.
The money wage rateâ rises, real GDPâ decreases, and the price level rises.
C.
The money wage rateâ falls, aggregate supplyâ increases, and the price level falls.
D.
The money wage rateâ falls, real GDPâ increases, and the price level rises.
An economy has a recessionary gap.
With no change in aggregateâ demand, how does the economy return to fullâ employment?
A.
The money wage rateâ rises, real GDPâ increases, and the price level falls.
B.
The money wage rateâ rises, real GDPâ decreases, and the price level rises.
C.
The money wage rateâ falls, aggregate supplyâ increases, and the price level falls.
D.
The money wage rateâ falls, real GDPâ increases, and the price level rises.
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