Under a negative supply shock with a fully credible monetary policy, the AD curve curve in the short run. OA shifts right; does not shift OB. shifts left, shifts up OC. does not shift; shifts down, but by more than under a noncredible monetary policy D. does not shift; shifts up, but by less than under a noncredible monetary policy On the graph to the right, point 3 monetary policy is credible. and the AS represents the short run effect of an aggregate supply shock if Inflation Rate, #₂ #2₂ #₁ LRAS IL 11 AS AS₁ AD₁ Y₂Y₂YD Aggregate Output, Y & O G

Under a negative supply shock with a fully credible monetary policy, the AD curve curve in the short run. OA shifts right; does not shift OB. shifts left, shifts up OC. does not shift; shifts down, but by more than under a noncredible monetary policy D. does not shift; shifts up, but by less than under a noncredible monetary policy On the graph to the right, point 3 monetary policy is credible. and the AS represents the short run effect of an aggregate supply shock if Inflation Rate, #₂ #2₂ #₁ LRAS IL 11 AS AS₁ AD₁ Y₂Y₂YD Aggregate Output, Y & O G

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Chapter27: Issues In Macroeconomic Theory And Policy

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