Price Level 0 Real Domestic Output O 1; 2; 4 O 1; 2; 3 O 2; 3; 4 O 3; 2; 1 3 In the diagram, the economy's immediate-short-run AS curve is line short-run AS curve is and its long-run AS curve is line its

Price Level 0 Real Domestic Output O 1; 2; 4 O 1; 2; 3 O 2; 3; 4 O 3; 2; 1 3 In the diagram, the economy's immediate-short-run AS curve is line short-run AS curve is and its long-run AS curve is line its

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