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This document provides a general example of the components of the aggregate supply and demand graph. It also shows an example of a recessionary and inflationary gap and how these can be fixed by using the classical approach, Keynesian economics, or supply-side economics. Each example also explains what will happen to the short-run aggregate supply and how that affects unemployment and GDP.

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