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© 2015 Pearson Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand 19 INTERACTIVE FIGURES © 2015 Pearson Click on button to go to the figure Figure 19.1 Aggregate Supply Schedule and Aggregate Supply Curve Figure 19.2 An Increase in Potential GDP Figure 19.3 A Change in the Money Wage Rate Figure 19.4 Aggregate Demand Schedule and Aggregate Demand Curve Figure 19.5 Change in Aggregate Demand Figure 19.6 The Aggregate Demand Multiplier Click on button to go to the figure Figure 19.7 Macroeconomic Equilibrium Figure 19.8(a) Output Gaps and Full-Employment Equilibrium: Three Types of Macroeconomic Equilibrium Figure 19.8(b) Output Gaps and Full-Employment Equilibrium: Adjustment to Full Employment Figure 19.9 A Demand-Pull Inflation Figure 19.10 A Cost-Push Inflation Click on button to go to the figure Eye on the U.S. Economy Real GDP Growth, Inflation, and the Business Cycle (a) Economic Growth and Inflation Eye on the U.S. Economy Real GDP Growth, Inflation, and the Business Cycle (b) U.S. Economic Growth and Inflation Eye on the U.S. Economy Real GDP Growth, Inflation, and the Business Cycle (c) Aggregate Demand Fluctuations Eye on the U.S. Economy Real GDP Growth, Inflation, and the Business Cycle (d) The U.S. Output Gap Eye on the Business Cycle Why Did the U.S. Economy Go Into Recession in 2008?