i.j) An increase in current account surplus will cause...Aggregate demand curve to shift to the right.ii. Aggregate demand curve to shift to the left.iii. Aggregate supply curve to shift to the right.Aggregate demand curve to shift to the left.Labor of supply curve to shift to the right.iv.V.

When the demand curve shifts rightwards, then the price of a commodity increases while the leftwards…

j) An increase in current account surplus will cause... ii. i. Aggregate demand curve to shift to the right. Aggregate demand curve to shift to the left. Aggregate supply curve to shift to the right. Aggregate demand curve to shift to the left. iii. iv. Labor of supply curve to shift to the right M

j) An increase in current account surplus will cause... ii. i. Aggregate demand curve to shift to the right. Aggregate demand curve to shift to the left. Aggregate supply curve to shift to the right. Aggregate demand curve to shift to the left. iii. iv. Labor of supply curve to shift to the right M

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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