To Keynesians, a vertical aggregate supply curve

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DA vertical aggregate supply curve, according to Keynesian economics, represents a situation where the economy is at full capacity, meaning that output cannot be increased by increasing demand. This scenario is considered to hold in the long run (choice C) because, in the short run, there are usually idle resources that can be utilized to increase production. Additionally, the vertical aggregate supply curve is encountered at the full-capacity output of the economy (choice D), indicating that the economy cannot produce beyond this point regardless of increases in demand.

To Keynesians, a Vertical Aggregate Supply Curve