Following Any AD or AS Shock,economists Typically Assume That the Adjustment

question 16

Multiple Choice

Following any AD or AS shock,economists typically assume that the adjustment process continues until

• A)the AD and AS curves intersect each other at the correct price level.
• B)real GDP returns to Y*.
• C)factor prices have returned to their levels previous to the shock.
• D)Y* adjusts to its long-run equilibrium level.
• E)the output gap is at a stable level.

Appreciate the role of sociological research in understanding patterns of criminal behavior and societal responses.

Examine historical and contemporary examples to illustrate variation in the definition and treatment of deviance.

Understand the sociological theories explaining the origins and perpetuation of deviance and crime.

Recognize how societal perceptions of harm influence the legal and social response to deviant acts.

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