Suppose the economy operates and is in equilibrium as below.INFLATIONRATE(поINFLATIONRATEanLRASXELATIONwwThe following graphs represent the shocks in the economy:Panel 1Panel 3.LRASж1ELRASADSRAS (En-10)SRAS (En-10%)RIAL GOGROWTH RATEAD M + V = 13x)REAL GDPGROWTH RATESPAS E-100NAP M - V = 13:1).KAINPLATIONRATEPanel2LRASЖPanel 4SRAS (En-10%)AV-13REAL GOTGROWTH RATE INFLATIONRATESPanel 1Panel 3INFLATIONRATEPanel 2Panel 1LRASPanel 3LRASPanel 4ADSRAS (E10)NEWLRASX₂ADAD (M.V.13%)REAL GOPGROWTH RATESRAS (-10)ADMV13)REAL GOPGROWTH RATEILATIONRATEENFLATIONRATEPanel2Panel 4LRAS RASLRASSRAS (En-10x)SRAS (E10)A.V.REAL GOPGROWTH RATEWhich graph/Panel best illustrates what happens if consumers and investors become moreoptimistic?REAL GOPGROWTH RATEADAD (M-V13)

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NFLATION RATE Panel 3 NFLATION RATE Panel 2 LRAS X AD ww Panel 1 Panel 3 LRAS LRAS SRAS (E10) X= AD Panel 4 SRAS (E10) AD (M-V-13%) REAL GOP GROWTH RATE GROWTH RATE V.130 DYLATION RATE INPLATION RATE ж Panel 4 LRAS LRAS LRAS SRAS (En-10x) SRAS (E10) GROWTH RATE ich graph/Panel best illustrates what happens if consumers and investors become mor mistic? AD AD MV. 13 REAL GOP GROWTH RATE AD OM-V-139 AD

NFLATION RATE Panel 3 NFLATION RATE Panel 2 LRAS X AD ww Panel 1 Panel 3 LRAS LRAS SRAS (E10) X= AD Panel 4 SRAS (E10) AD (M-V-13%) REAL GOP GROWTH RATE GROWTH RATE V.130 DYLATION RATE INPLATION RATE ж Panel 4 LRAS LRAS LRAS SRAS (En-10x) SRAS (E10) GROWTH RATE ich graph/Panel best illustrates what happens if consumers and investors become mor mistic? AD AD MV. 13 REAL GOP GROWTH RATE AD OM-V-139 AD

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