Multiple Choice
(Figure: Aggregate Supply and Demand Shifts) The economy is originally at its long-run equilibrium, SRAS0 and AD0. Government policymakers signal that they intend to reduce aggregate demand from AD0 to AD1. If we assume that individuals have rational expectations, then the shift from SRAS0 to SRAS1 will happen
A) almost immediately.
B) after a long lag.
C) only after the government finishes fully implementing its policy.
D) too slowly to affect the price level.
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