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Answer - Option C
Rises , shifting AD left
If the price will increase , aggregate demand will decrease and as a result AD curve will shift left thus restoring the equlibrium.
If the price level falls , AD will increase more and inflation will increase. Supply does not rise with price fall. Rise in price will shift supply curve to right and not left. Hence other options are wrong.
Option C will only be correct.
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