7. Assuming Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply are initially at ADo and ASo respectively, and AD1 and AS1 represent changes, which of the above graphs depict the work of Keynesian macroeconomic policy? a) Figures A & B b) Figures A & C c) Figures C & D d) Figures B & D P level60504030-201006050403020100 10P level0+0 10Figure ALRAS20 30 40real GDP = QFigure CLRAS2030real GDP = Q40ASOAS1ADO50A SoAD1ADO5060504030201006050403020100P level0P level100 10Figure BLRAS20 30real GDP = QFigure DLRAS4020 30 40real GDP = QAS1A SoADo-H 150-AD1ASOADo50

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7. Assuming Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply are initially at ADo and ASo respectively, and AD1 and AS1 represent changes, which of the above graphs depict the work of Keynesian macroeconomic policy?

		a) Figures A & B
		b) Figures A & C
		c) Figures C & D
		d) Figures B & D

P level
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P level
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Figure A
LRAS
20 30 40
real GDP = Q
Figure C
LRAS
20
30
real GDP = Q
40
ASO
AS1
ADO
50
A So
AD1
ADO
50
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
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50
40
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20
10
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P level
0
P level
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0 10
Figure B
LRAS
20 30
real GDP = Q
Figure D
LRAS
40
20 30 40
real GDP = Q
AS1
A So
ADo
-H 1
50
-AD1
ASO
ADo
50

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