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      -Refer to Exhibit 17-4 Assume that the starting point in graphs (a) and (b) in Exhibit 17-4 is point 1.After a decrease in income taxes,there would be a ______________________ which would cause a movement along the production function from point 1 to point ______________.The result would be a shift of the LRAS curve from LRAS<sub>1</sub> to _______________ resulting in _______________.. A)  leftward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L3</sub>; movement along the production function to point 3; LRAS<sub>3</sub>; a shrinking economy B)  rightward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L2</sub>; movement along the production function to point 3; LRAS<sub>3</sub>; a shrinking economy C)  leftward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L3</sub>; movement along the production function to point 2; LRAS<sub>2</sub>; economic growth D)  rightward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L2</sub>; movement along the production function to point 2; LRAS<sub>2</sub>; economic growth       -Refer to Exhibit 17-4 Assume that the starting point in graphs (a) and (b) in Exhibit 17-4 is point 1.After a decrease in income taxes,there would be a ______________________ which would cause a movement along the production function from point 1 to point ______________.The result would be a shift of the LRAS curve from LRAS<sub>1</sub> to _______________ resulting in _______________.. A)  leftward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L3</sub>; movement along the production function to point 3; LRAS<sub>3</sub>; a shrinking economy B)  rightward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L2</sub>; movement along the production function to point 3; LRAS<sub>3</sub>; a shrinking economy C)  leftward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L3</sub>; movement along the production function to point 2; LRAS<sub>2</sub>; economic growth D)  rightward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L2</sub>; movement along the production function to point 2; LRAS<sub>2</sub>; economic growth       -Refer to Exhibit 17-4 Assume that the starting point in graphs (a) and (b) in Exhibit 17-4 is point 1.After a decrease in income taxes,there would be a ______________________ which would cause a movement along the production function from point 1 to point ______________.The result would be a shift of the LRAS curve from LRAS<sub>1</sub> to _______________ resulting in _______________.. A)  leftward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L3</sub>; movement along the production function to point 3; LRAS<sub>3</sub>; a shrinking economy B)  rightward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L2</sub>; movement along the production function to point 3; LRAS<sub>3</sub>; a shrinking economy C)  leftward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L3</sub>; movement along the production function to point 2; LRAS<sub>2</sub>; economic growth D)  rightward shift of the labor supply curve from S<sub>L1</sub> to S<sub>L2</sub>; movement along the production function to point 2; LRAS<sub>2</sub>; economic growth
-Refer to Exhibit 17-4 Assume that the starting point in graphs (a) and (b) in Exhibit 17-4 is point 1.After a decrease in income taxes,there would be a ______________________ which would cause a movement along the production function from point 1 to point ______________.The result would be a shift of the LRAS curve from LRAS1 to _______________ resulting in _______________..


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