Consider the following diagram. Here, point E1 is the actual economy. The diagram below is related to Price level P2 P1 LRAS E1 E2 SRAS AD1 AD2 inflationary gap actual economy is operating at more than potential economy Intervention by Govt. is needed to handle this over heated (inflated) economy. none of the above. 4

Consider the following diagram. Here, point E1 is the actual economy. The diagram below is related to Price level P2 P1 LRAS E1 E2 SRAS AD1 AD2 inflationary gap actual economy is operating at more than potential economy Intervention by Govt. is needed to handle this over heated (inflated) economy. none of the above. 4

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