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a) Assume an initial macroeconomic equilibrium. Explain both the SR and LR impact of an expansionary AD shock. Use appropriate diagrams and provide a brief real world example of this type of shock.
b) Create another diagram; once again start from an initial macroeconomic equilibrium. Explain both the SR and LR impact of a contractionary AS shock on Y. Use the appropriate diagrams and provide a brief real world example of this type of shock.
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All semester we have been tracking the economy to discern where it currently resides along the business cycle and where it seems to be headed over the next 6-9 months.
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