An increase in the price level shifts the AE curve A. downward and shifts the AD curve leftward. B. downward and shifts the AD curve rightward. C. upward and does not shift the AD curve. D. downward and does not shift the AD curve. E. upward and shifts the AD curve rightward. F. upward and shifts the AD curve leftward.

An increase in the price level shifts the AE curve A. downward and shifts the AD curve leftward. B. downward and shifts the AD curve rightward. C. upward and does not shift the AD curve. D. downward and does not shift the AD curve. E. upward and shifts the AD curve rightward. F. upward and shifts the AD curve leftward.

Principles of Economics 2e

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Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

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Chapter24: The Aggregate Demand/aggregate Supply Model

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