The mainstream view of macro instability is that:

A. changes in the money supply directly cause changes in aggregate demand and thus cause
changes in real GDP.
B. changes in investment shift the aggregate demand curve and thus cause changes in real
GDP.
C. bursts of innovation put the economy on an unsustainable growth path, eventually
producing recession.
D. changes in technology and resource availability are the two main sources of fluctuations of
real GDP.


B. changes in investment shift the aggregate demand curve and thus cause changes in real
GDP.

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