One Major Difference Between the Aggregate Supply Curve and an Individual

question 144

Multiple Choice

One major difference between the aggregate supply curve and an individual supply curve is the aggregate supply curve represents:

• A) production in the whole economy, rather than the production of just one good or service.
• B) production in an entire market, rather than the production of just one firm.
• C) the total amount of goods and services sold, rather than the total amount produced.
• D) the amount of goods and services produced and sold by each firm.

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Definitions:

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