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Assume that you are told a country’s nominal
Output increased and the price level decreased.
Output decreased and the price level decreased.
Output decreased and the price level remained constant.
Output increased and the price level increased.
Output remained constant and the price level decreased.
Output decreased and the price level increased.
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