(Figure: Three Aggregate Demand Curves)
Figure: Three Aggregate Demand Curves 
Consider the three aggregate demand curves shown in the graph. Movement from Point A to Point D represents:
A) an increase in spending growth from 2% to 3%.
B) an increase in spending growth from 4% to 6%.
C) an increase in real GDP growth, but not spending growth.
D) an increase in inflation, but not spending growth.
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