Microeconomic substitution is impossible for the economy as a whole because   a. money is a veil.   b. the prices of some goods and services adjust sluggishly in response to changing economic conditions.   c. a lower price level increases real wealth, which stimulates spending by consumers and vice-versa.   d. real GDP measures the total quantity of goods and services produced by all firms in all markets.

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