An increase in real GDP leads to
A) an increase in aggregate planned expenditure.
B) a decrease aggregate planned expenditure.
C) no change in aggregate planned expenditure.
D) a change in aggregate planned expenditure but whether the change is an increase or a decrease depends on whether nominal GDP increases or decreases.
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Q11: Saving equals
A) disposable income minus taxes.
B) disposable
Q12: Disposable income is equal to
A) aggregate income
Q13: In the very short run, the components
Q14: The four components of aggregate planned expenditure
Q16: In the very short term, planned investment
Q17: A consumption function shows a
A) negative (inverse)
Q18: According to the Keynesian theory, the typical
Q19: In the very short term, in the
Q20: Which of the following statements is FALSE?
A)
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