If AS increases at a faster rate than AD, the result will be

A. demand-side inflation.
B. supply-side inflation.
C. falling prices.
D. stable prices.


Answer: C

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A) unintended and disruptive. B) easy to predict in advance. C) the result of non-monetary disturbances. D) events economists have a hard time explaining.

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What is the short-run break-even price? What are economic profits at this price? Why would a firm be willing to operate permanently at this price?

What will be an ideal response?

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