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KimWrice

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Assuming that C + Ir + G > C + I + G, then
 
  a. there is an unintended inventory accumulation.
  b. there is an unintended inventory shortfall.
  c. aggregate demand is less than output.
  d. Both b and c

Question 2

Output supply is increasing in the interest rate because
 
  A) labor demand is increasing in the interest rate.
  B) labor demand is decreasing in the interest rate.
  C) labor supply is increasing in the interest rate.
  D) labor supply is decreasing in the interest rate.



momolu

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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