Assume you are examining the economy of India. Assume the Indian economy is initially in equilibrium. Suppose a war breaks out between India and neighboring Pakistan. What happens to Indian equilibrium if 500,000 Pakistanis immigrate to India in the span of a year? Analyze this strictly in the context of production. Group of answer choices real GDP rises, price level rises real GDP rises, price level falls real GDP falls, price level rises real GDP falls, price level falls

Assume you are examining the economy of India. Assume the Indian economy is initially in equilibrium. Suppose a war breaks out between India and neighboring Pakistan. What happens to Indian equilibrium if 500,000 Pakistanis immigrate to India in the span of a year? Analyze this strictly in the context of production. Group of answer choices real GDP rises, price level rises real GDP rises, price level falls real GDP falls, price level rises real GDP falls, price level falls

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Chapter9: Production Functions

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