Figure 8.2 A figure has a positive horizontal axis labelled Real G D P, Y (billions of 2007 dollars) and a positive vertical axis labelled Real Aggregate Expenditure, A E (billions of 2007 dollars). A line labelled Y = A E rises from left to right from the origin. Two parallel lines labelled A E rise from left to right from points on the positive vertical axis. The lower A E line intersects Y = A E at point K and the upper A E line intersects Y = A E at point N, which is above and to the right of point K. Point J is on the lower A E line, below and to the left of point K, and above and to the left of line Y = A E. Point L is on the lower A E line, above and to the right of point K, below and to the right of line Y = A E, and below and to the left of point N. Refer to Figure 8.2. If the Canadian economy is currently at point N, which of the following could cause it to move to point K? Question 74 options: Households expect future income to decline. Government expenditures increase. The firm's cash flow rises as profits rise. Household wealth rises. Canadians begin importing more goods