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Brittanyd9008

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Consider the two graphs above. Suppose rising fuel costs makes it more expensive to move goods to and from warehouses. This would ________ the desired level of inventories, as depicted in graph ________.
 
  A) increase; B
  B) increase; A
  C) decrease; B
  D) decrease; A

Question 2

The property that macroeconomic variables fluctuate together in patterns that exhibit strong regularities is called
 
  A) coincidence.
  B) co-movement.
  C) correlation.
  D) coexistence.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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