The short-run aggregate supply and aggregate demand curves for the country of Volcania are presented below. As you can see, equilibrium output is at 117000 and equilibrium price level is at 90. Suppose the economy of Volcania exerts a income tax cut. Demonstrate how this tax cut will affect macroeconomic equilibrium by shifting the appropriate curve in the correct direction. Aggregate Price Level 117000,90 Output (Real GDP) This scenario is an example of: -Expansionary fiscal policy -Contractionary fiscal policy -Expansionary monetary policy -Contractionary monetary policy What effect did this measure have on equilibrium output? -Increased equilibrium output -Decreased equilibrium output -No change
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