Suppose that the economy of Witland in the figure below is at full-employment equilibrium and the present nominal wage rate is $23 per hour. Round your answers to two decimal places. Price Level 130 120- 110- 100- 90 200 The economy of Witland 4000 200 400 1600 Real GDP reset 1800 2000 2200 2400 AS AD LAS AD2 AS2 a. The real wage rate (in base year prices) is $ b. Suppose that aggregate demand increases by $400. Draw the new AD curve in the graph above. Plot only the endpoints of the curve. c. At the new equilibrium real GDP level, the value of the real wage rate will be $ d. As a result of the change in prices in b), suppose that nominal wage increases, causing aggregate supply to change by $400. Draw the new AS curve in the graph above. Plot only the endpoints of the curve. e. At the new equilibrium, the new real wage rate will be $ f. At the new equilibrium in e), the value of the nominal wage rate will be $

Suppose that the economy of Witland in the figure below is at full-employment equilibrium and the present nominal wage rate is $23 per hour. Round your answers to two decimal places. Price Level 130 120- 110- 100- 90 200 The economy of Witland 4000 200 400 1600 Real GDP reset 1800 2000 2200 2400 AS AD LAS AD2 AS2 a. The real wage rate (in base year prices) is $ b. Suppose that aggregate demand increases by $400. Draw the new AD curve in the graph above. Plot only the endpoints of the curve. c. At the new equilibrium real GDP level, the value of the real wage rate will be $ d. As a result of the change in prices in b), suppose that nominal wage increases, causing aggregate supply to change by $400. Draw the new AS curve in the graph above. Plot only the endpoints of the curve. e. At the new equilibrium, the new real wage rate will be $ f. At the new equilibrium in e), the value of the nominal wage rate will be $

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