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The following question has three parts, which are to be done independently of each other. Graphically show your response to the following shocks in the AD and SRAS Model: a. If a new round of consumer pessimism abounds, what should happen to the short run growth rate? b. If there is a positive, but temporary, monetary shock, what happens to the short-run growth rate? c. If a country's imports temporarily increase, but exports stay the same, what should happen to the short-run growth rate?
Action Potential
A sudden change in electrical charge across a cell membrane, resulting in a rapid signal that can travel along neurons.
Cell Membrane
A biological membrane that separates the interior of all cells from the outside environment, controlling the passage of substances.
Voltage
The difference in electric potential between two points, crucial in the generation and transmission of nerve impulses in neurons.
Refractory Periods
Time intervals following an action potential during which a neuron is incapable of firing again or the threshold for firing is elevated.
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