In the above figure, if initial equilibrium is at point A and there is a fully anticipated increase in aggregate demand from AD1 to AD2 due to an anticipated increase in the money supply, then
A. the economy will move directly from point A to point B, and will remain at point B in the long run.
B. the price level will shift to P2 in the short run.
C. the economy will move directly from point A to point C without passing through point B.
D. the price level will shift to P2 in the long run.
Answer: C
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