Based upon the graph below, APL will and real GDP will when $ in circulation decreases. (hint: determine which curve is affected, which way it will shift and the new equilibrium APL and real GDP.) AD/SRAS Model Graph APL increase; decrease increase; increase decrease; increase decrease; decrease SRAS REAL GDP AD

Based upon the graph below, APL will and real GDP will when $ in circulation decreases. (hint: determine which curve is affected, which way it will shift and the new equilibrium APL and real GDP.) AD/SRAS Model Graph APL increase; decrease increase; increase decrease; increase decrease; decrease SRAS REAL GDP AD

Principles of Economics 2e

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Chapter24: The Aggregate Demand/aggregate Supply Model

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