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Identify the combined shifts in long-run aggregate supply and aggregate demand that could unambiguously explain the simultaneous occurrences of an increase in equilibrium real gdp and increase in the equilibrium price level. a. long-run aggregate supply schedule (lras) shifts to the right and aggregate demand schedule (ad) shifts to the right by a larger amount. b. long- run aggregate supply schedule (lras) shifts to the left and aggregate demand schedule (ad) shifts to the right. c. long-run aggregate supply schedule (lras) shifts to the right and aggregate demand schedule (ad) shifts to the left. d. long- run aggregate supply schedule (lras) shifts to the left and aggregate demand schedule (ad) shifts to the left.