Refer to Figure-1, long-run equilibrium would be established by a(n) (objective C3) Question 6 options: increase of short-run aggregate supply to close the contractionary gap decrease of short-run aggregate supply to close the expansionary gap decrease of short-run aggregate supply to close the contractionary gap increase of short-run aggregate supply to close the expansionary gap

Refer to Figure-1, long-run equilibrium would be established by a(n) (objective C3) Question 6 options: increase of short-run aggregate supply to close the contractionary gap decrease of short-run aggregate supply to close the expansionary gap decrease of short-run aggregate supply to close the contractionary gap increase of short-run aggregate supply to close the expansionary gap

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