Potential GDP increased from 4.7 trillion to 16.6 trillion between 1970 and 2013 resulting in economic growth. Also, during this time ________ occurred because ________

A) inflation; aggregate demand decreased by more than potential GDP
B) stagflation; aggregate demand increased by more than potential GDP
C) deflation; aggregate demand increased by more than potential GDP
D) inflation; aggregate demand increased by more than potential GDP
E) inflation; aggregate demand increased by less than potential GDP


D

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