Aggregate demand and aggregate supply

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Question 54
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The diagram below shows the aggregate demand (ADADAD), short-run aggregate supply (SRASSRASSRAS), and long-run aggregate supply (LRASLRASLRAS) curves for an economy.

Aggregate Demand and Supply Interaction Diagram

Which of the following correctly identifies the macroeconomic scenario depicted at equilibrium point E1E_1E1​, and its likely consequence?

A positive output gap, which is characterized by overutilized resources and upward pressure on the price level.

A stagflationary state, where aggregate supply-side shocks have caused potential real GDP to fall below its long-run trend level.

A negative output gap, which is characterized by spare capacity and downward pressure on the price level due to deficient demand.

An inflationary gap, where actual national income exceeds the full-employment level, causing demand-pull inflation.

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