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Research on productivity shocks has shown that
A) large productivity shocks produce only small deviations in aggregate output.
B) small productivity shocks can explain large business cycle fluctuations.
C) productivity shocks have only nominal effects.
D) there have been no identifiable productivity shocks in the U.S. economy since World War II.
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This answers my question, thank you so much
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Take care for now
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