|An economy is in a below​ full-employment equilibrium.   What is the effect on aggregate demand and real​ GDP, and the price level of fiscal stimulus that returns the economy to full​ employment?   What is an example of fiscal stimulus that returns the economy to full employment from a below​ full-employment equilibrium? Fiscal stimulus that returns the economy to full employment​ _______ aggregate demand and real​ GDP, and the price level​ _______.     A. ​increases; falls   B. ​decreases; falls   C. does not​ change; does not change   D. ​increases; rises The fiscal stimulus that returns the economy to full employment from a below​ full-employment equilibrium​ _______.     A. could be an increase in government expenditure and an equal increase in taxes   B. could be a decrease in government expenditure and an equal decrease in taxes   C. must be a decrease in taxes   D. must be an increase in government expenditure

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