In the Fooling Model's AD/SAS/LAS Diagram,short-Run Equilibria to the Left

question 29

Multiple Choice

In the fooling model's AD/SAS/LAS diagram,short-run equilibria to the left of the LAS curve require the price level to be

• A)above what workers expect.
• B)above what firms expect.
• C)below what workers expect.
• D)below what firms expect.

Grasp the historical debates surrounding the Phillips curve and its policy implications.

Understand the relationship between money supply growth, inflation, and unemployment in the long run.

Grasp the effects of supply shocks on inflation, unemployment, and the aggregate supply curve.

Learn about the natural rate of unemployment and its determinants.

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