Explain what happens when AD increases with a Keynesian AS Curve

-AD Increasing can lead to Different outcomes, depending where the AD originally Started from. -If AD started when the LRAS was Perfectly Elastic, then an Increase means that Output Rises while Prices remains the Same. This suggests the Economic is in Depression -If AD started when the LRAS was Curving, then an Increase means both Output and Prices rise. Suggests the Economy is below Full Capacity -If AD Rises when its Perfectly Inelastic, only Price will Rise. This suggests the Economy is in Full Capacity.