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If the GDP is at its potential level, then what is the long-run effect of an increase in government purchases (G)? Reduction of consumption, net exports and investment through the wealth, interest rate and international trade effects. Reduction of only investment through the interest rate effect. Reduction of only consumption and investment through the wealth and interest rate effects. Reduction of only net exports through the international trade effect. Reduction of only consumption through the wealth and interest rate effects.

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If the GDP is at its potential level, then what is the long-run effect of an increase in government purchases (G)?

Reduction of consumption, net exports and investment through the wealth, interest rate and international trade effects.

Reduction of only investment through the interest rate effect.

Reduction of only consumption and investment through the wealth and interest rate effects.

Reduction of only net exports through the international trade effect.

Reduction of only consumption through the wealth and interest rate effects.

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