When Actual Private-Sector Investment Is Less Than Planned Private-Sector Investment

question 82

Multiple Choice

When actual private-sector investment is less than planned private-sector investment,

• A) firms are selling less output than expected.
• B) firms are selling more output than expected.
• C) the quantity of output sold is the amount the firm expected to sell.
• D) the economy is at short-run equilibrium.
• E) autonomous planned aggregate expenditure is less than induced planned aggregate expenditurE.

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