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Changes in planned spending not caused by changes in output or the price level will shift the short run aggregate supply curve. The SRAS curve demonstrates that the amount of real GDP that will be generated in an economy grows as the price level rises and you move along the SRAS.
A shift to the right indicates an increase in the SRAS. For instance, the lag between resource prices and product prices, which makes it viable for businesses to increase output as the price level rises, is one reason why the short-run aggregate supply curve slopes upward. When a nation is at full employment, the aggregate supply curve over the long run is vertical.
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