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Consider a market where the price in the next period is a function of the price in the current period. This relationship is shown by a Price Dynamics Curve (PDC) plotted against a 45-degree line, where the price is constant. The PDC intersects the 45-degree line at two points: Point A (a lower price) and Point B (a higher price). At Point A, the PDC is steeper than the 45-degree line. At Point B, the PDC is flatter than the 45-degree line. Which of the following statements correctly analyzes these two equilibrium points?
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