Monetarists believe that the aggregate supply curve is relatively steep in the short and long runs.This means they expect

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Monetarists argue that the aggregate supply curve is relatively inelastic, meaning that any increase in aggregate demand primarily leads to higher prices rather than a significant increase in output, thus expecting increases in output to bring much inflation.

Monetarists Believe That the Aggregate Supply Curve Is Relatively Steep