4) Price Level Pa P4; Q4. OP2; Q4. LRAS P4; Q2. OP5; Q3. OP3; Q3. SRAS, None of the above SRAS 0₁ 0₂ 03 04 05 Refer to figure above. Assume the economy is currently in long-run equilibrium with the price level equal to P3. If foreigners begin to buy more U.S. goods, the economy will, in the short run, move to price level equal to ? and Real GDP equal to ADy SRAS, Real GDP

4) Price Level Pa P4; Q4. OP2; Q4. LRAS P4; Q2. OP5; Q3. OP3; Q3. SRAS, None of the above SRAS 0₁ 0₂ 03 04 05 Refer to figure above. Assume the economy is currently in long-run equilibrium with the price level equal to P3. If foreigners begin to buy more U.S. goods, the economy will, in the short run, move to price level equal to ? and Real GDP equal to ADy SRAS, Real GDP

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Chapter25: The Keynesian Perspective

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