The term "stagflation" refers to the situation when
A) the aggregate supply curve shifts leftward, prices increase and real GDP decreases.
B) real GDP and the price level both rise because of an increase in aggregate demand.
C) prices become stagnant and do not increase or decrease.
D) the short-run aggregate supply curve and the aggregate demand curve shift in opposite directions.
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Q206: Suppose oil prices rise and short-run aggregate
Q207: One example of cost-push inflation is an
Q208: Stagflation is the result of
A) an increase
Q209: For a cost-push inflation to occur, oil
Q210: When there is a cost-push inflation
A) workers
Q212: Stagflation is characterized by
A) an increase in
Q213: Stagflation occurs when the
A) price level and
Q214: Stagflation is associated with
A) cost-push inflation.
B) demand-pull
Q215: A cost-push inflation spiral results if the
Q216: In a cost-push inflation,
A) increases in AD
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