Price Level a d 1 M 1 1 1 T LAS T 1 1 Reference. Figure 9-16 1 B Q, Qo Real Output SAS, SAS Refer to the graph above. Assume the economy is initially at point B. The graph correctly demonstrates an economy moving to point C if: O the government decreases the money supply. O productivity increases by less than the increase in wages. O a country's exchange rate appreciates (gains value). wages rise by less than the increase in productivity.

Price Level a d 1 M 1 1 1 T LAS T 1 1 Reference. Figure 9-16 1 B Q, Qo Real Output SAS, SAS Refer to the graph above. Assume the economy is initially at point B. The graph correctly demonstrates an economy moving to point C if: O the government decreases the money supply. O productivity increases by less than the increase in wages. O a country's exchange rate appreciates (gains value). wages rise by less than the increase in productivity.

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