Which of the following shifts SRAS down in the Keynesian model with nominal wage rigidity? Select one: O a. An increase in the expected future price of output. O b. An expected increase in the government's purchases of goods and services. Oc. An announcement of lower tax rates on new capital investment. O d. An expected decrease in the supply of nominal mone

Which of the following shifts SRAS down in the Keynesian model with nominal wage rigidity? Select one: O a. An increase in the expected future price of output. O b. An expected increase in the government's purchases of goods and services. Oc. An announcement of lower tax rates on new capital investment. O d. An expected decrease in the supply of nominal mone

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