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Match each statement with the portion of the aggregate demand–aggregate supply model that would be affected by it. drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right. a. negative unplanned investment b. positive unplanned investment c. planned investmentd. a game manufacturer produces 5,000 puzzles and sells 5,200 over the course of the year. e. an auto manufacturer produces 2,000 cars this month and sells 1,700 of them to consumers and 100 of them to businesses. f. anticipating an increase in the demand for refrigerators, an appliance manufacturer builds a new factory.

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