Multiple Choice
Policymakers who favour a passive approach to policy often argue that the passive approach is more effective than an active approach because changes in prices and wages will shift the short-run aggregate supply curve (SRAS) .Why is the passive approach able to shift the SRAS?
A) because a passive policy will act faster than an active policy aimed at shifting the aggregate demand curve
B) because a passive policy will be effective only after an active policy shifts the aggregate demand curve
C) because a passive policy will shift the SRAS curve more than an active policy aimed at shifting the aggregate demand curve
D) because a passive policy will shift the SRAS curve less than an active policy aimed at shifting the aggregate demand curve
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