As-ad model with inflation, Macroeconomics

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Q. AS-AD model with inflation?

When we have inflation, both AD curve and AS curve will be gliding. 'The glide rate' of the AD curve is given by ΠMwhereas it is ΠWthat applies to AS curve (where both rates are exogenous). Using AS-AD curves, we can figure out the equilibrium price P (and thus p) at any point in time and we can conclude all endogenous variables. For illustration, we realize that if ΠM = Πw, both curves glide at exactly the same rate. Y would then be unchanged and p will be equal to Πw

Figure: Determination of Y and P in the AS-AD model with inflation

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