Use the following figures to answer the next question. Price Price P₁ AS₁ AD AD₁ 0 Q₂ Q₁ Quantity (A) P₂ A) panel (A) only B) panel (B) only P₁ 0 AS₂ a AS₁ AD₁ Q2 Q1 Quantity (B) Price P₁ AS₁ C AD 0 Q₁ Q₂ Quantity (C) AS₂ AD₂ In the diagrams, AD₁ and AS₁ are the "before" curves. Stagflation is depicted by

Use the following figures to answer the next question. Price Price P₁ AS₁ AD AD₁ 0 Q₂ Q₁ Quantity (A) P₂ A) panel (A) only B) panel (B) only P₁ 0 AS₂ a AS₁ AD₁ Q2 Q1 Quantity (B) Price P₁ AS₁ C AD 0 Q₁ Q₂ Quantity (C) AS₂ AD₂ In the diagrams, AD₁ and AS₁ are the "before" curves. Stagflation is depicted by

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