The Aggregate Demand Curve Can Be Derived from the Aggregate

question 28

Multiple Choice

The aggregate demand curve can be derived from the aggregate expenditures curves by

• A) changing the income level and observing the equilibrium real GDP associated at a given price level.
• B) changing the price level and observing the size of the vertical shift in the aggregate expenditures curve.
• C) changing the price level and observing the equilibrium real GDP associated with each price level.
• D) changing the autonomous expenditure and observing the equilibrium real GDP associated at a given price level.

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