In the graph, the initially the aggregate supply curve is SAS, and the aggregate demand curve...

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In the graph, the initially the aggregate supply curve is SAS, and the aggregate demand curve is ADO Some events change aggregate demand from AD, to AD₁. Describe two events that could have created this change in aggregate demand. What is the equilibrium after aggregate demand changed? If potential GDP is unchanged, the economy is at what type of macroeconomic equilibrium? Some events that could have changed aggregate demand from AD, to AD, are OA. an incease in expected future profits or an increase in transfer payments OB. a decrease in the quantity of money or a rise in the exchange rate OC. an incease in expected future profits or a decrease in the quantity of money OD. a decrease in the quantity of money or an increase in transfer payments Following the change in aggregate demand, the new equilibrium is at OA. point A OB. point B OC. point C OD. point D If potential GDP is unchanged, the economy has moved to OA. a full-employment OB. a below full-employment OC. an above full-employment equilibrium. 120- 115- 110- 105 100- 95- 90- Price level 85+ 1.1 AY LAS 4 B SAS₁ € SASO AD ADO 1.2 1.3 14 1.5 1.6 Real GDP (trillions of 2007 dollars) In the graph, the initially the aggregate supply curve is SAS, and the aggregate demand curve is ADO Some events change aggregate demand from AD, to AD₁. Describe two events that could have created this change in aggregate demand. What is the equilibrium after aggregate demand changed? If potential GDP is unchanged, the economy is at what type of macroeconomic equilibrium? Some events that could have changed aggregate demand from AD, to AD, are OA. an incease in expected future profits or an increase in transfer payments OB. a decrease in the quantity of money or a rise in the exchange rate OC. an incease in expected future profits or a decrease in the quantity of money OD. a decrease in the quantity of money or an increase in transfer payments Following the change in aggregate demand, the new equilibrium is at OA. point A OB. point B OC. point C OD. point D If potential GDP is unchanged, the economy has moved to OA. a full-employment OB. a below full-employment OC. an above full-employment equilibrium. In the graph, the initially the aggregate supply curve is SAS, and the aggregate demand curve is ADO Some events change aggregate demand from AD, to AD₁. Describe two events that could have created this change in aggregate demand. What is the equilibrium after aggregate demand changed? If potential GDP is unchanged, the economy is at what type of macroeconomic equilibrium? Some events that could have changed aggregate demand from AD, to AD, are OA. an incease in expected future profits or an increase in transfer payments OB. a decrease in the quantity of money or a rise in the exchange rate OC. an incease in expected future profits or a decrease in the quantity of money OD. a decrease in the quantity of money or an increase in transfer payments Following the change in aggregate demand, the new equilibrium is at OA. point A OB. point B OC. point C OD. point D If potential GDP is unchanged, the economy has moved to OA. a full-employment OB. a below full-employment OC. an above full-employment equilibrium. 120- 115- 110- 105 100- 95- 90- Price level 85+ 1.1 AY LAS 4 B SAS₁ € SASO AD ADO 1.2 1.3 14 1.5 1.6 Real GDP (trillions of 2007 dollars) 120- 115- 110- 105 100- 95- 90- Price level 85+ 1.1 AY LAS 4 B SAS₁ € SASO AD ADO 1.2 1.3 14 1.5 1.6 Real GDP (trillions of 2007 dollars)

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