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The graph below shows, the aggregate demand and supply for the economy of Etrusca. a. Draw AD2 on the graph below assuming an increase of $60 in aggregate demand. Plot only the endpoints of the curve below b. What is the new level of equilibrium GDP? c. What is the new equilibrium price level? d. How much is the reduction in GDP due to the crowding out effect?

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