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A) When taxes are reduced disposable income is increased which raises consumption and hence, the aggregate spending. This shifts the AD curve to the right raising price and real GDP
B) Appreciated currency will reduce net exports. This would decrease the aggregate spending. This shifts the AD curve to the left reducing price and real GDP
C) Investment is increased when rate of interest is reduced. This would increase the aggregate spending. This shifts the AD curve to the right raising price and real GDP
D) This shifts the AD curve to the left reducing price and real GDP
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What reference?
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What reference?
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