Consider that the Australian economy is initially at a long run equilibrium. Then, China one of Australia’s major trading partners experiences strong GDP growth and increase their demand for Australia’s exports. What will happen in the short run?

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There will be a contractionary output gap and inflation will be unchanged.

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There will be an expansionary output gap and inflation will be unchanged.

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There will be a contractionary output gap and inflation will fall.

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There will be an expansionary output gap and inflation will rise.

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Nothing will happen in the short run.

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Consider that the Australian economy is initially at a long run equilibrium. The...

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