It Canadian price level increases all etse equal, that represents a (Do yourself a favourt graph it, then carehully analyae the graph) the AD curve for Canadian output, because now customers in Canada and abroad will buy Oa movement up along a stabie, less Canadian products instead of foreign made products Ob leftward shift of the whole less Canadian products instead of foreign made products. Oc leftward shift of the whole less Canadian products because higher prices mean less real wealth everywhere O d. None of the answers offered are accurate. O e movement down along a stable; more Canadian products instead of foreign made products.
It Canadian price level increases all etse equal, that represents a (Do yourself a favourt graph it, then carehully analyae the graph) the AD curve for Canadian output, because now customers in Canada and abroad will buy Oa movement up along a stabie, less Canadian products instead of foreign made products Ob leftward shift of the whole less Canadian products instead of foreign made products. Oc leftward shift of the whole less Canadian products because higher prices mean less real wealth everywhere O d. None of the answers offered are accurate. O e movement down along a stable; more Canadian products instead of foreign made products.
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![It Canadian price level increase all else equal, that represents a
the AD curve for Canadian output, because now customers in Canada and abroad will buy
(Do yourself a favourt graph it, then carehully analyze the graph).
Oa movement up along a stabie less Canadian products instead of foreign made products.
Ob leftward shift of the whole less Canadian products instead of foreign made products.
Oc leftward shift of the whole less Canadian products because higher prices mean less real wealth everywhere
O d. None of the answers offered are accurate.
O e. movement down along a stable; more Canadian products instead of foreign made products.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F070c1630-8bc7-49af-988b-c0d031294d62%2F823c2064-3185-4978-a29f-6a57bd310677%2F2c1jsi6_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:It Canadian price level increase all else equal, that represents a
the AD curve for Canadian output, because now customers in Canada and abroad will buy
(Do yourself a favourt graph it, then carehully analyze the graph).
Oa movement up along a stabie less Canadian products instead of foreign made products.
Ob leftward shift of the whole less Canadian products instead of foreign made products.
Oc leftward shift of the whole less Canadian products because higher prices mean less real wealth everywhere
O d. None of the answers offered are accurate.
O e. movement down along a stable; more Canadian products instead of foreign made products.
![Corsider the graph below.
Price level
AS
Real S bns
What would be the effect of a decrease in foreign income of major trading partners, all else equal? (You are strongly advised to graph this out before answering)
O a Pwould increase and Y would fall.
O b. Pwould increase and Y would increase.
O. Pwould be unchanged and Y would fall.
O d. Pwould fall and Y would increase.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F070c1630-8bc7-49af-988b-c0d031294d62%2F823c2064-3185-4978-a29f-6a57bd310677%2Ftzo5kz_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Corsider the graph below.
Price level
AS
Real S bns
What would be the effect of a decrease in foreign income of major trading partners, all else equal? (You are strongly advised to graph this out before answering)
O a Pwould increase and Y would fall.
O b. Pwould increase and Y would increase.
O. Pwould be unchanged and Y would fall.
O d. Pwould fall and Y would increase.
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