An Increase in Aggregate Expenditures Resulting from Some Factor Other

question 132

Multiple Choice

An increase in aggregate expenditures resulting from some factor other than a change in the price level is equivalent to

• A)a rightward shift of the aggregate demand curve in the AD-AS model.
• B)a leftward shift of the aggregate demand curve in the AD-AS model.
• C)a movement downward along a fixed aggregate demand curve in the AD-AS model.
• D)a decrease in aggregate supply in the AD-AS model.

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