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The implications of a classical lras curve are that A economies are always experiencing growth b economies are always at full efficiency c prices can never change

The implications of a classical lras curve are that A economies are always experiencing growth b economies are always at full efficiency c prices can never change
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The implications of a classical lras curve are that

A economies are always experiencing growth
b economies are always at full efficiency
c prices can never change

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economies are always at full efficiency

b is the right answer but a is also a right answer

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