In Real Business Cycle Theory, the Factor Leading to a Business

question 120

Multiple Choice

In real business cycle theory, the factor leading to a business cycle is

• A) unexpected changes in aggregate demand.
• B) changes in investment.
• C) changes in the quantity of money.
• D) fluctuations in the pace of technological change.

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