Suppose the economy is hit by a favorable aggregate demand shock. In response to this shock, the central bank reacts to maintain a fixed exchange rate. As a result of these changes, A. neither AA nor DD will shift. B. both AA and DD will shift. C. AA will shift. D. DD will shift. The graph on the right depicts the initial equilibrium in the economy with the fixed exchange rate. Using the line drawing tool, add new AA and DD lines corresponding to a favorable aggregate demand shock, and label them "AA₂" and "DD₂." Carefully follow the instructions above and only draw the required objects. C Exchange rate, E Output, Y DD₁ AA₁

Suppose the economy is hit by a favorable aggregate demand shock. In response to this shock, the central bank reacts to maintain a fixed exchange rate. As a result of these changes, A. neither AA nor DD will shift. B. both AA and DD will shift. C. AA will shift. D. DD will shift. The graph on the right depicts the initial equilibrium in the economy with the fixed exchange rate. Using the line drawing tool, add new AA and DD lines corresponding to a favorable aggregate demand shock, and label them "AA₂" and "DD₂." Carefully follow the instructions above and only draw the required objects. C Exchange rate, E Output, Y DD₁ AA₁

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Chapter29: Exchange Rates And International Capital Flows

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