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The lesson of Keynesian economics is that:
Варианты ответа:
  • changes in aggregate demand can affect output, employment, and prices in the short-run
  • changes in aggregate demand will have no effect on output, employment and prices in the short-run, but will in the long-run
  • changes in aggregate supply are the driving force in determining recessions and periods of economic boom
Тематика: Базовые понятия. Основные характеристики рыночной экономики. Поведение потребителя и потребительский выбор Взаимоотношения политики и экономики (государства и бизнеса) в условиях рынка Сбытовая политика
Курсы в категории: Экономика и управление
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