Using Figure 8.7, a shift in aggregate demand from AD1 to AD2 is most likely to cause
A. An increase in price level but no change in real output.
B. A decrease in price level but no change in real output.
C. An increase in real output but no change in the price level.
D. An increase in real output and an increase in the price level.
Answer: C
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