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Author: N. Gregory Mankiw
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The impact of increased AD on output and price.
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Increases in the quality of inputs that do not affect the quantity of those inputs, increase
A. short - run aggregate supply but not long - run aggregate supply.
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C. long - run aggregate supply but not short - run aggregate supply
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Expansion of aggregate supply
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