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Ans: C . ( b) ; sell ; decrease
Explanation:
Panel b illustrates what happens when the Fed decides to sell government bonds and decrease the money supply.
The Fed adopts contractionary monetary policy to control the inflation in the economy. A contractionary monetary policy consists of selling government bonds in the open market operation. It leads a decrease in money supply in the economy. As a result the aggregate demand will fall in the economy. The AD curve will shift to the left. In the panel b , the AD curve shifts left from AD1 to AD2 .
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New LRAS, SRAS, and AD lines in the graph for the next
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