Price level P OC. d to c. OD. fto e. P P₁ Long-run AS 10 16 Y₁ Short-run AS, Short-run AS, Y₁ (A) AD Money Market (B) Figure 15.3 Refer to Figure 15.3 If this economy is initially in a recession, the price level will start to change to bring the economy back to full employment, which is reflected by the movement from 0 A. P1 to Po OB. a to b. r Output y 6. M (P) MIP 4 I, Investment (C)

Price level P OC. d to c. OD. fto e. P P₁ Long-run AS 10 16 Y₁ Short-run AS, Short-run AS, Y₁ (A) AD Money Market (B) Figure 15.3 Refer to Figure 15.3 If this economy is initially in a recession, the price level will start to change to bring the economy back to full employment, which is reflected by the movement from 0 A. P1 to Po OB. a to b. r Output y 6. M (P) MIP 4 I, Investment (C)

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