Assume that banks lend less. This leads to lower borrowing by people and households. As a result they cut spending. What happens to the price level and real GDP in the short run?
A. both the price level and real GDP rise
B. the price level level falls and real GDP rises
C. the price level level rises and real GDP falls
D. both the price level and real GDP fall
ANSWER ( D ) both the price level and real GDP fall .
this will happen because the cutting down of the government spending over the economy there will be the creation of the situation of recession in the market and due to the contraction in the government's spending leads to the reduction in the aggregate demand in the economy due to which there is fall in real GDP and reduction in the price level in the short run .
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