8. The micro-founded version of the sticky price model is summarized in the following equation P = EP + (1-s)a (y - Y). (a) What does the parameters mean? (b) Draw the SRAS curve when s = 0 and s = 1, respectively. Why does each case correspond to the long-run and short-run economy?

8. The micro-founded version of the sticky price model is summarized in the following equation P = EP + (1-s)a (y - Y). (a) What does the parameters mean? (b) Draw the SRAS curve when s = 0 and s = 1, respectively. Why does each case correspond to the long-run and short-run economy?

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