The "Asymmetry" in the Behaviour of Aggregate Supply Refers to the

Multiple Choice

The "asymmetry" in the behaviour of aggregate supply refers to the

A) different speeds at which the economy adjusts to positive and negative output gaps.
B) different relative sizes of inflationary versus recessionary gaps.
C) economy's path toward potential output.
D) difference between actual and potential output.
E) changing slope of the aggregate demand curve.