Supposen=n²_.-andU-8"---—(X-X²)=-=where is expected inflation, U" is the natural rate of unemployment, and YP is potential output. Supposing that = 0, U" =45, and Y² = 160, solve for the aggregate supply curve.OOthat the Phillip's curve and Okun's law are given, respectively, by(U-U")OOл=-20+0+ 1/ Y0+ 1/1 Yπ = 20+0+ 1/ Yyπ = - 40+x=40+ Y

π = πe - 1/2 * (U - Un) ---------------> >Phillips curve equationU - Un = -1/2 * (Y - Yp)…

pose that the Phillips curve and Okun law are given, respectively, by = ². and U-U"=- =-=1/√(Y−Y²) where ♫ª is expected inflation, U” is the natural rate of unemployment, and Y² is potential output. Supposing that ² = 0, U" =45, and Y² = 160, solve for the aggregate supply curve.

pose that the Phillips curve and Okun law are given, respectively, by = ². and U-U"=- =-=1/√(Y−Y²) where ♫ª is expected inflation, U” is the natural rate of unemployment, and Y² is potential output. Supposing that ² = 0, U" =45, and Y² = 160, solve for the aggregate supply curve.

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