Supply-Side Policies: Supply-side policies involve measures to increase the production and and development. Supply-side policies can help to increase the potential output of the economy, efficiency of goods and services in the economy. This can include investments in education and training to improve the skills of workers, as well as incentives for businesses to invest in research which can help to mitigate the negative effects of a negative supply shock. However, these policies may take time to have an effect and may not be sufficient in the short term to address the immediate impacts of a negative supply shock. Explain this graphically please.

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