Use the figure to answer the following questions. Explain your reasoning and show your answers on the graph. Copy the image to MSWord, and draw the appropriate lines using the 'design' tab and then select the shapes you want to include, lines, arrows, etc. Save your answer and upload your file. a.      At which equilibrium point the economy has an inflationary gap, and what is its value in percentage points? b.     At what point the economy is at full employment, and what is its value in trillions of dollars? c.      Draw an AD showing a recessionary gap of 0.5 trillion dollars

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