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Exhibit: Short-run Aggregate Supply
-(Exhibit: Short-run Aggregate Supply) Suppose that the economy is in long-run equilibrium at point A. Now suppose net exports increase. What happens in the long-run, all other things unchanged?
A) The economy will return to its initial equilibrium at point A.
B) Equilibrium will be re-established at point B with a higher potential output.
C) Equilibrium will be re-established at point E at a higher price level.
D) The aggregate demand curve will shift back to AD1.
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