The figure given below represents the equilibrium realGDP and price level in the aggregate demand andaggregate supply model.Figure 8.3U.S. Price Level100m9AS₁ to AS3AS₁ to AS₂AD₂ toAD3O AD₂ to AD₁O AD₁ to AD₂ASAS₁200 300 400 500Real GDP (billions of dollars)ADAS₂In Figure 8.3, which of the following shifts wouldresult in stagflation (economic stagnation andinflation)?

Stagflation is a situation of simultaneous increase in price level and decrease in real GDP.

Answered: The figure given below represents the…

The figure given below represents the equilibrium real GDP and price level in the aggregate demand and aggregate supply model. Figure 8.3

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