According to the Real Business Cycle Theory, the Short-Run Aggregate Supply curve is vertical, and fluctuations in
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According to the Real Business Cycle Theory, the Short-Run Aggregate Supply curve is vertical, and fluctuations in Real GDP arise due to shocks that shift this curve around. Would a negative shock that shifts the curve to the left and creates a recessionary gap lead the price level to rise or fall?
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In the Real Business Cycle RBC Theory the ShortRun Aggregate Supply SRAS curve is often depicted as ...View the full answer
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