Aggregate Price Level (P) ADO Long-Run Macro Equilibrium LRAS SRAS in both directions Shift the AD curve Aggregate Output (Q) desmos வ Show Transcribed Text Adjust the interactive graph in order to observe the economy in both short-run and long-run equilibrium. Use what is observed in order to answer the questions that follow. On a temporary timeframe, the economy can expand past full employment. a. In order to produce this higher level of output when the economy is already producing at potential GDP, what must businesses do? pay workers overtime pay higher wages in order to entice employed workers to leave their current firms run machines longer, which increases maintenance costs reduce worker wages Show Transcribed Text C b. What is an important distinction of this rightward shift in AD, when compared to the same shift when short-run equilibrium is below full employment? An increase in aggregate demand when above full employment causes a(n) compared to the equivalent shift that occurs when the short-run equilibrium is increase in the price level potential GDP

Aggregate Price Level (P) ADO Long-Run Macro Equilibrium LRAS SRAS in both directions Shift the AD curve Aggregate Output (Q) desmos வ Show Transcribed Text Adjust the interactive graph in order to observe the economy in both short-run and long-run equilibrium. Use what is observed in order to answer the questions that follow. On a temporary timeframe, the economy can expand past full employment. a. In order to produce this higher level of output when the economy is already producing at potential GDP, what must businesses do? pay workers overtime pay higher wages in order to entice employed workers to leave their current firms run machines longer, which increases maintenance costs reduce worker wages Show Transcribed Text C b. What is an important distinction of this rightward shift in AD, when compared to the same shift when short-run equilibrium is below full employment? An increase in aggregate demand when above full employment causes a(n) compared to the equivalent shift that occurs when the short-run equilibrium is increase in the price level potential GDP

Principles of Economics 2e

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Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

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Chapter24: The Aggregate Demand/aggregate Supply Model

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