<img src="//img.wizedu.com/questions/d3fda020-413b-11ed-bdd6-592106bb4d2f.png" title="1664596054206868.png" alt="image.png"/>Under a negative demand shock with a fully credible monetary policy, the AD curve _______ and the AS curve _______ in the short run LRAS A. shifts right shifts up B. shifts right, does not shift C. shifts left: does not shift D. shifts left shifts up On the graph to the right, point _______ represent the short run effect of an aggregate demand shock if monetary policy is not credible.

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Under a negative demand shock with a fully credible monetary policy, the AD curve _ and the AS curve _ in the short run LRAS

Under a negative demand shock with a fully credible monetary policy, the AD curve _______ and the AS curve _______ in the short run LRAS

A. shifts right shifts up

B. shifts right, does not shift

C. shifts left: does not shift

D. shifts left shifts up

On the graph to the right, point _______ represent the short run effect of an aggregate demand shock if monetary policy is not credible.

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