In the Keynesian model, it is assumed that, when demand for a firm's product changes, the firm changes:
A) prices to meet the demand.
B) production levels to meet the demand.
C) prices and production levels to meet demand.
D) prices, but holds production levels constant, to meet the demand.
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Q1: If firms sell less output than expected,
Q2: Planned investment may differ from actual investment
Q3: Firms do not change prices frequently because:
A)there
Q5: Menu costs are the costs of:
A)running a
Q6: The basic Keynesian model is built on
Q7: The assumption that firms meet the demand
Q8: When actual investment is less than planned
Q9: Planned aggregate expenditure is total:
A)value added in
Q10: If firms sell less than is expected,
Q11: All of the following would be included
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