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19. What sequence of events results from a decrease in aggregate demand? * P1, inventories , firms respond by output t, and employment Pinventoriest, firms respond by output, and employment. O P. inventories , firms respond by output 1, and employment O P1, inventories 1, firms respond by output t, and employment

19. What sequence of events results from a decrease in aggregate demand? * P1, inventories , firms respond by output t, and employment Pinventoriest, firms respond by output, and employment. O P. inventories , firms respond by output 1, and employment O P1, inventories 1, firms respond by output t, and employment

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