Multiple Choice
Refer to the graph above. If the economy is initially at equilibrium at the intersection of AD1 and AS1 and there is a tax cut, then, from a skeptical mainstream perspective, the immediate impact is that aggregate:
A) Demand would increase to AD2 and aggregate supply would increase to AS2
B) Demand would increase to AD2 and aggregate supply would remain at AS1
C) Supply would increase to AS2 and aggregate demand would remain at AD1
D) Demand would remain at AD1 and aggregate supply would remain at AS1
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