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which of the following would cause the aggregate expenditure line to shift downward?
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Congress passes additional |
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Following the Covid 19 pandemic, households are pessimistic about their future income levels. |
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The government raises income taxes. |
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Housing prices rise. |
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Actions by the Federal Reserve cause real interest rates to rise. |
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An increase in income in Asia leads to growth of U.S. exports. |
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