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According to the misperceptions theory, when the aggregate price level is higher than expected,

According to the misperceptions theory, when the aggregate price level is higher than expected,
A) the aggregate quantity of output supplied falls below the full-employment level.
B) the aggregate quantity of output demanded falls below the full-employment level.
C) the aggregate quantity of output supplied rises above the full-employment level.
D) the aggregate quantity of output demanded rises above the full-employment level.

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Macroeconomics

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Authors: Abel, Bernanke, Croushore

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