Which of the following actions would cause the aggregate demand curve to shift to the left?

A. a decrease net export spending caused by an appreciation of the home currency
B. an increase in government spending caused by increased spending on highways and bridge construction
C. an increase in exports caused by an increase in economic activity in the European Union
D. an increase in consumer spending caused by a cut in the personal income tax rate


Answer: A

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