In a model with short-run trade-offs between inflation and unemployment, real GDP is determined in the short run by
A) the intersection of a vertical potential GDP schedule and the current price level.
B) the intersection of a horizontal potential GDP schedule with the current price level.
C) the intersection of a downward-sloping aggregate demand curve and the current price level.
D) the intersection of a downward-sloping aggregate demand curve and a vertical potential GDP schedule.
E) none of the above.
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