24.1 Question 15 (Static) Which of the following is a defining characteristic of the short-run macroeconomic model? A. The level of potential output, $Y^*$, fluctuates with the price level. B. Technology used in production evolves over the time period. C. Firms cannot operate over their normal capacity. D. Factor prices are assumed to be constant.
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