Keynesian perspective, explain what is happening in our economy based on the perspective and draw a AD curve and AS curve for December of 2020. Next draw the change in AD/AS that brings us to our equilibrium outcome in October of 2022. Using the AD/AS model, you need to explain the economic outcomes in 1. Price level

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