The short-run aggregate supply curve will shift up if-------. Select one: a. government spending rises b. interest rates fall c. input costs rise d. Input costs fall

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Answer c,d, f

If the economy is in a recession due to aggregate demand shifting inward and the economy is contracting, if aggregate demand doesn't improve, we can expect the short-run aggregate supply curve to   a. become the long-run aggregate supply curve.   b. shift inward.   c. will remain unchanged.   d. shift outward but real GDP will be unchanged.

The Aggregate Demand line slopes down for a few reasons, one of which is ... Group of answer choices a. When consumers feel prices going up the purchase more b. When price levels go up, it reduces the purchasing power of savings c. When price levels go up, it increases the purchasing power of savings d. When suppliers feel prices going up the supply more

Which circumstance would contribute to a relatively flat slope of the short-run aggregate supply curve?(a) An increase in investment spending on residential construction causes an increase in wages for skilled carpenters.(b) An increase in foreign tourists coming to the United States causes an increase in prices of lodging at resort destinations.(c) A high number of vacancies in a shopping mall allows retail tenants to take on larger spaces with no increase in rent.(d) An increase in consumption spending on home furnishings allows furniture stores to reduce the number of promotional discounts offered.

A) Discuss, with examples, factors or events that might shift the short run aggregate supply curve. B) Imagine an economy is in long run equilibrium. Now suppose that firms experience an increase in their cost of production (say, due to a natural disaster). i. Explain, with graphs, the macroeconomic impact of such an increase in production costs. ii. Describe how policymakers could use fiscal policy to counteract the effects of increased cost of production.

h A period during which aggregate output declines. A) Recession B) Expansion C) Inflation

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