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Figure: AD-AS Aggregate price level LRAS SRAS, AD2 AD1 Y2 Yp Y1 AD3 Real GDP Reference: Ref 13-9 (Figure: AD-AS) Consider an economy that is producing an output level of $Y_1$. This economy is in: an inflationary gap, which can be closed by contractionary fiscal policy. a recessionary gap, which can be closed by contractionary fiscal policy. a recessionary gap, which can be closed by expansionary fiscal policy. an inflationary gap, which can be closed by expansionary fiscal policy.

          Figure: AD-AS
Aggregate
price
level
LRAS
SRAS,
AD2
AD1
Y2 Yp Y1
AD3
Real GDP
Reference: Ref 13-9
(Figure: AD-AS) Consider an economy that is producing an output level of $Y_1$. This economy is in:
an inflationary gap, which can be closed by contractionary fiscal policy.
a recessionary gap, which can be closed by contractionary fiscal policy.
a recessionary gap, which can be closed by expansionary fiscal policy.
an inflationary gap, which can be closed by expansionary fiscal policy.

Figure: AD-AS
Aggregate
price
level
LRAS
SRAS,
AD2
AD1
Y2 Yp Y1
AD3
Real GDP
Reference: Ref 13-9
(Figure: AD-AS) Consider an economy that is producing an output level of Y1. This economy is in:
an inflationary gap, which can be closed by contractionary fiscal policy.
a recessionary gap, which can be closed by contractionary fiscal policy.
a recessionary gap, which can be closed by expansionary fiscal policy.
an inflationary gap, which can be closed by expansionary fiscal policy.

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