Use the following to answer questions: Figure: Two SRAS Curves 
-(Figure: Two SRAS Curves) The figure shows the AD-AS model with two SRAS curves. If the economy is initially at Point A and expected inflation rate remains unchanged, the economy can achieve a real GDP growth rate of 9% only by:
A) moving along SRAS1 to Point B
B) moving directly to Point C
C) first moving to Point D and then moving along SRAS2 to Point C.
D) first moving to Point C and then to Point B.
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Q168: The SRAS curve is upward-sloping because:
A) labor
Q169: The short-run aggregate supply curve is:
A) upward
Q170: If
Q171: Sticky wages and prices are incorporated in
Q172: Wages that do not respond quickly to
Q174: Why is the SRAS curve steeper above
Q175: An increase in _ will shift the
Q176: The short-run aggregate supply curve shows the
Q177: The main reason(s) for the slope of
Q178: Wages are sticky when:
A) labor unions set
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