ECON: MACRO4
ECON: MACRO4
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ISBN: 9781305436862
Author: William A. McEachern
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 10, Problem 4.6PA
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Examples of adverse supply shock and beneficial supply shock and discuss the impact.

Introduction:

Adverse Supply shock: Adverse Supply shock is an occurrence which causesan increase in the cost of production and reduces the supply at a particular price level shifting the supply curve leftward.

Beneficial Supply shock: Beneficial Supply shock is an occurrence which causesa decrease in the cost of production and increases the supply at a particular price level shifting the supply curve rightward.

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