What happens to prices and unemployment when aggregate demand changes in the intermediate zone?

a. They do not change.
b. They both decrease.
c. They both increase.
d. They move in opposite directions.


d. They move in opposite directions.

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A good purchase for an investor seeking a high degree of liquidity with minimal market risk would be a U.S

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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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