Multiple Choice
Refer to the above graph.Assume that the economy is at equilibrium at AD1 and AS1 and then is hit with both demand-pull and cost-push inflation.If this occurs, then, in the short run:
A) AD1 will shift to AD2, AS2 will shift to AS3, the price level will be at P2, and output will be at Q2.
B) AS1 will shift to AS3, AD2 will shift to AD1, the price level will be at P3, and output will be at Q3.
C) AD1 will shift to AD2, AS1 will shift to AS2, the price level will be at P2, and output will be at Q2.
D) AD1 will shift to AD2, AS1 will shift to AS2, the price level will be at P3, and output will be at Q1.
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