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FIGURE 23-1 -Refer to Figure 23-1.Assume the Economy Is Initially in Equilibrium

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  FIGURE 23-1 -Refer to Figure 23-1.Assume the economy is initially in equilibrium with desired aggregate expenditure equal to real GDP at point V.The price level is   .Other things being equal,exogenous changes in the price level will cause A) movement along the aggregate expenditure curve   and shifts of the AD curve. B) movement along the aggregate expenditure curve   and movement along the aggregate demand curve   . C) shifts of the AE curve and shifts of the AD curve. D) shifts of the AE curve and movement along the aggregate demand curve   . E) no change in either the AE curve or the AD curve. FIGURE 23-1
-Refer to Figure 23-1.Assume the economy is initially in equilibrium with desired aggregate expenditure equal to real GDP at point V.The price level is   FIGURE 23-1 -Refer to Figure 23-1.Assume the economy is initially in equilibrium with desired aggregate expenditure equal to real GDP at point V.The price level is   .Other things being equal,exogenous changes in the price level will cause A) movement along the aggregate expenditure curve   and shifts of the AD curve. B) movement along the aggregate expenditure curve   and movement along the aggregate demand curve   . C) shifts of the AE curve and shifts of the AD curve. D) shifts of the AE curve and movement along the aggregate demand curve   . E) no change in either the AE curve or the AD curve. .Other things being equal,exogenous changes in the price level will cause


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Internal

Pertaining to or occurring within an organization or entity.

Restraining Forces

Forces that counteract change in an organization by maintaining the status quo.

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Powerful influences or motivations that propel an individual, group, or organization towards achieving goals or initiating change.

Unfreezing

The initial phase in the change process where existing behaviors, attitudes, or norms are challenged or questioned in preparation for change.

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