True or false: A one-period-long supply shock results in a permanent upward shift in the Aggregate Supply (AS) curve, leading to a sustained increase in the inflation rate and a decrease in the output gap.

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False. A one-period-long supply shock may cause a temporary shift in the Aggregate Supply curve, which can lead to a temporary increase in the inflation rate and a decrease in the output gap. However, the effects are not necessarily permanent and may revert back to their original levels over time.
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