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Contractionary policies are government policies that

Contractionary policies are government policies that
A) decrease aggregate supply.
B) increase aggregate demand.
C) decrease aggregate demand.
D) increase aggregate supply.

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Survey of Economics: Principles, Applications and Tools

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Authors: O'Sullivan, Sheffrin, Perez

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