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Which event would shift short-run aggregate supply to the right?
(a) A labor shortage puts upward pressure on wages, causing an increase in the expected rate of inflation.
(b) An increase in government regulation makes it more costly for firms to comply with legislative requirements.
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d) Internet technology allows retailers to use just-in-time delivery of merchandise, thereby lowering inventory costs.
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Why long - run aggregate supply (AS) schedules are drawn vertically and short -run schedules are upward - sloping
Explain why the Aggregate Supply curve is upward sloping
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