Suppose the economy is currently operating at potential output; an expansionary gap may be caused by each of the following except: a positive demand shock. a negative inflation shock. a decrease in taxes. an increase in the money supply.

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Braylon Davenport

14 June, 05:16

Suppose the economy is currently operating at potential output; an expansionary gap may be caused by each of the following except: a positive demand shock. a negative inflation shock. a decrease in taxes. an increase in the money supply.

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Moshe Arnold · Answer 1

a negative inflation shock.

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Suppose the economy is currently operating at potential output; an expansionary gap may be caused by a positive demand shock, a decrease in taxes, an increase in the money supply except a negative inflation shock.

A negative inflation shock which is a decrease in the general price level of goods and services, usually results in an increase in the inflation rate, thereby causing a recessionary gap.