Exam 10: Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand
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-In the above figure, the aggregate demand curve is AD2, so the short-run equilibrium level of real GDP is

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Suppose there is an increase in the short-run aggregate supply with no change in the long-run aggregate supply. This situation could be the result of
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Over time in a growing economy, the long-run aggregate supply curve will
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When the prices of U.S.-produced goods rise and the price of foreign-produced goods do not change, the result is
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One reason that the aggregate demand curve has a negative slope is that when the domestic price level rises,
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The price level in India increases from 131 to 137 while its trading partners' price levels remain constant. As a result, people will buy ________ Indian-made goods and there will be a movement ________ along India's aggregate demand curve.
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