Long-Run Aggregate Supply Curve (LRAS) | Neoclassical | IB Macroeconomics

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@BradCartwrightEconomics I'm confused because in SRAS it says that it is the total output supplied when the prices of FOP have not been changed, yet in the causes for shifts in SRAS it is mentioned that a shift occurs due to a change in the price of the FOP