The Aggregate Expenditure Curve and the Aggregate Demand Curve Are

question 115

Multiple Choice

The aggregate expenditure curve and the aggregate demand curve are

• A)the same curve, just with different names.
• B)linked because if the price level rises, the aggregate expenditure curve shifts downward, and there is a movement down along the aggregate demand curve.
• C)linked because if the price level rises, the aggregate expenditure curve shifts downward, and there is a movement up along the aggregate demand curve.
• D)not related at all.
• E)linked because if the price level rises, the aggregate expenditure curve shifts downward, and the aggregate demand curve shifts leftward.

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