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Exhibit: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply and the Great Depression Use the following to answer questions . Exhibit: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply and the Great Depression   -(Exhibit: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply and the Great Depression)  During the Great Depression, aggregate demand declined sharply, thrusting the economy into a recessionary gap. Nominal wages plunged roughly 20% between 1929 and 1933. How did the economy respond to the falling wages? A)  The short-run aggregate supply curve shifted left, from SRAS<sub>2</sub> to SRAS<sub>1</sub>, resulting in a short run equilibrium at point k. B)  The short-run aggregate supply curve shifted right, from SRAS<sub>1</sub> to SRAS<sub>2</sub>, resulting in a short run equilibrium at point n. C)  The short-run aggregate supply curve shifted right, from SRAS<sub>1</sub> to SRAS<sub>2</sub>, resulting in a short run equilibrium at point j. D)  The short-run aggregate supply curve shifted left, from SRAS<sub>2</sub> to SRAS<sub>1</sub>, resulting in a short run equilibrium at point m.
-(Exhibit: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply and the Great Depression) During the Great Depression, aggregate demand declined sharply, thrusting the economy into a recessionary gap. Nominal wages plunged roughly 20% between 1929 and 1933. How did the economy respond to the falling wages?


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