Price Level P3 P₂ P₁ Y₁ LRAS Y₂ Y3 SRAS₂ AD₁ SRAS₁ AD₂ Quantity of Output Starting from P2 & Y3 which joins SRAS₁ & AD2, what path for the economy would be consistent with the econmomy experiencing stagflation? O movement to P3 &Y2, through a shift in SRAS to SRAS2 O movement to P1 &Y2, through a shift in AD to AD1 O a rightward shift in the LRAS O bearishness on the part of investors

Price Level P3 P₂ P₁ Y₁ LRAS Y₂ Y3 SRAS₂ AD₁ SRAS₁ AD₂ Quantity of Output Starting from P2 & Y3 which joins SRAS₁ & AD2, what path for the economy would be consistent with the econmomy experiencing stagflation? O movement to P3 &Y2, through a shift in SRAS to SRAS2 O movement to P1 &Y2, through a shift in AD to AD1 O a rightward shift in the LRAS O bearishness on the part of investors

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