Suppose that the U. S. economy is initially in a long-run equilibrium, with aggregate demand and aggregate supply intersecting at the full employment level of output. Suddenly a recession hits the largest trading partner of the U. S. How does this impact the U. S. economy in both the short and long run, and across measures including unemployment, price level, and GDP
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