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If national incomes of foreign countries fall at the same time the dollar appreciates, then in the United States, the aggregate demand curve does not shift, but there is movement up along it. shifts to the right. remains unchanged. shifts to the left.

          If national incomes of foreign countries fall at the same time the dollar appreciates, then in the United States, the
aggregate demand curve
does not shift, but there is movement up along it.
shifts to the right.
remains unchanged.
shifts to the left.

If national incomes of foreign countries fall at the same time the dollar appreciates, then in the United States, the
aggregate demand curve
does not shift, but there is movement up along it.
shifts to the right.
remains unchanged.
shifts to the left.

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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If national incomes of foreign countries fall at the same time the dollar appreciates, then in the United States, the aggregate demand curve does not shift, but there is movement up along it. shifts to the right. remains unchanged. shifts to the left.