3-5 3. Assuming wages and resource prices are flexible, show how each economy below willself-adjust in the long run.Economy #1PriceLevelPL1LRASSRASAD1PriceLevelPL2Economy #2LRASY1 YFRGDPYF Y24. Assume instead that Economy #2 experiences economic growth. Whathappens to LRAS and output?SRASAD2RGDP5. Does the natural rate of unemployment increase, decrease, or stay the same when theLRAS shifts right?

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3. Assuming wages and resource prices are flexible, show how each economy below will self-adjust in the long run. Economy #1 Price LRAS Level SRAS XV PL2 AD1 Level PL1 Economy #2 Price Y1 LRAS YF RGDP YF Y2 4. Assume instead that Economy #2 experiences economic growth. What happens to LRAS and output? SRAS AD2 RGDP 5. Does the natural rate of unemployment increase, decrease, or stay the same when the LRAS shifts right?

3. Assuming wages and resource prices are flexible, show how each economy below will self-adjust in the long run. Economy #1 Price LRAS Level SRAS XV PL2 AD1 Level PL1 Economy #2 Price Y1 LRAS YF RGDP YF Y2 4. Assume instead that Economy #2 experiences economic growth. What happens to LRAS and output? SRAS AD2 RGDP 5. Does the natural rate of unemployment increase, decrease, or stay the same when the LRAS shifts right?

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