Question 27 Consider the market adjustment model. During an economic boom, when the actual output is [Select] output, [Select] unemployment place [Select] resource prices [Select] [Select] shifts the [Select] resource demand and [Select] pressure on prices in the resource market. As the profit rates of firms and firms begin to [Select] the potential to the [Select] (True or False) With the macroeconomic market forces at work, in the LR, the economy will be back to where it was originally with the same price and output back at the full employment level [Select] The key variable that allows the economy to reach LR equilibrium is [Select] output. This Graph ( Upload in the designated link. Graphically illustrate the adjustment towards the LR equilibrium using the AD/SRAS/LRAS model as described above. Be sure to use the labels I indicated below to differentiate the 2 equilibriums. • Label all parts of the graph • Identify the initial SR equilibrium as E1 • Identify the LR equilibrium as E2 • Use arrows and/or colored pen to indicate the direction of shifts in your graph/s

Question 27 Consider the market adjustment model. During an economic boom, when the actual output is [Select] output, [Select] unemployment place [Select] resource prices [Select] [Select] shifts the [Select] resource demand and [Select] pressure on prices in the resource market. As the profit rates of firms and firms begin to [Select] the potential to the [Select] (True or False) With the macroeconomic market forces at work, in the LR, the economy will be back to where it was originally with the same price and output back at the full employment level [Select] The key variable that allows the economy to reach LR equilibrium is [Select] output. This Graph ( Upload in the designated link. Graphically illustrate the adjustment towards the LR equilibrium using the AD/SRAS/LRAS model as described above. Be sure to use the labels I indicated below to differentiate the 2 equilibriums. • Label all parts of the graph • Identify the initial SR equilibrium as E1 • Identify the LR equilibrium as E2 • Use arrows and/or colored pen to indicate the direction of shifts in your graph/s

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