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In the simple Keynesian model,
Aggregate Supply
The complete amount of products and services that businesses within a country's economy intend to sell over a certain period.
Long Run Aggregate Supply
Long run aggregate supply represents the total output of goods and services that an economy can produce when both labor and capital are fully employed, at their most efficient levels.
Expected Price Level
The forecasted average price across all goods and services in an economy, reflecting the expected general price environment.
Long-Run Aggregate-Supply
The total quantity of goods and services that producers in an economy are willing and able to supply at a full employment level, without any changes in the price level over the long term.
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