Increases in productivity due to changes in technological capacity could be best represented by:

a. Outward shift in the demand curve
b. Outward shift in the supply curvec Outward shift in both the demand and supply curves
d. Inward shift in the supply curve

b. Outward shift in the supply curve

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a. An increase in the inflation rate and a decrease in the unemployment rate b. An increase in the level of output and a decrease in the price level c. An increase in both the rate of output and the price level d. A decrease in both the rate of output and the price level e. A decrease in the inflation rate and an increase in the unemployment rate

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