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what does short run equilibrium look like?
AD = AS so there’s no up/down pressure on prices

what does long run equilibrium look like?

a shift in ad in long run equilibrium will
only affect price because the economy is already at Yfe and has no more to give
Deflationary output gap
Y1 < Yfe
leads to unemployment
short-run equilibrium is reached below Yfe

Inflationary Output Gap
caused by DPI & rising govt spending
Y1 > Yfe

Deflationary gap with a shift in SRAS
AD shifts left for whatever reason
supply shifts right because of lower CoP
short run eq established
return to Yfe at a lower price

Inflationary gap with a shift in SRAS
AD shifts right for whatever reason
SRAS shifts left as CoP for firms rises
the rise in output provides no real gain so the economy reverts to Yfe at P3

Keynesian Deflationary Output Gap
Keynesians believe long-run eq can be achieved well below Yfe because of spare capacity

A keynesian deflationary output gap is the same as
a PPC with a point inside the confines of the curve
True or False - Keynesians believe AD can shift without a raise in price
True - producers can simply make use of unused FoP without any cost to themselves