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Aggregate Supply LRAS 1. Draw LRAS (ONLY LRAS). What does LRAS 2. In your own words, explain what LRAS stand for? represents. 3. On the same graph, show economic growth. SRAS 4. A vertical supply curve implies that prices are S. A flatter supply curve implies that prices are 6. In each graph below, label the unlabeled curves and the axes, then show an increase in aggregate demand. What happens to output (GDP) and prices in each scenario? LRAS SRAS a) Conclusion: An increase in demand can change GDP in the but will only create in the long run. b) Keynesians believe prices are They therefore believe that the_AS curve is the more important supply curve. ) Which school of thought believes increasing AD can actually change GOP? (Look at the graphs in #6)

Aggregate Supply LRAS 1. Draw LRAS (ONLY LRAS). What does LRAS 2. In your own words, explain what LRAS stand for? represents. 3. On the same graph, show economic growth. SRAS 4. A vertical supply curve implies that prices are S. A flatter supply curve implies that prices are 6. In each graph below, label the unlabeled curves and the axes, then show an increase in aggregate demand. What happens to output (GDP) and prices in each scenario? LRAS SRAS a) Conclusion: An increase in demand can change GDP in the but will only create in the long run. b) Keynesians believe prices are They therefore believe that the_AS curve is the more important supply curve. ) Which school of thought believes increasing AD can actually change GOP? (Look at the graphs in #6)

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