1 multiple choice question -- Aggregate supply curve: What would result if the AS curve shifts to the left? A) Equilibrium GDP will fall and prices will rise. B) Equilibrium GDP will fall and prices will also fall. C) Equilibrium GDP will rise and prices will fall. D) Equilibrium GDP will rise and prices will also rise.
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