Central bankers in Widgetsa have decided that inflation is too high and contractionary monetary policy is needed. First, position LRAS where it would be if contractionary policy is needed. Then, show the short‑run results of this policy action by shifting the appropriate curves on the graphs.  graphs in images.   Select all of the actions that are contractionary policy choices the central bankers could use. decrease reserve requirements sell bonds to banks increase taxes decrease government spending raise the interest rate for last‑resort loans

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