Refer to the following diagram. Price Level LAS SAS, SAS2 AD3 SAS 3 AD₂ Real Output AD₁ A decline in U.S. housing prices, as in 2007, pushed the AD curve from AD1 to AD2. Dynamic feedback effects that would destabilize the economy could shift: OAD2 to AD1- OAD2 to AD3. OSAS1 to SAS2- OSAS2 to SAS3

Refer to the following diagram. Price Level LAS SAS, SAS2 AD3 SAS 3 AD₂ Real Output AD₁ A decline in U.S. housing prices, as in 2007, pushed the AD curve from AD1 to AD2. Dynamic feedback effects that would destabilize the economy could shift: OAD2 to AD1- OAD2 to AD3. OSAS1 to SAS2- OSAS2 to SAS3

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