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In the classical range of the aggregate supply curve, greater spending for consumer and investment goods results in:
Desirable Behaviors
Actions or reactions that are considered preferred or positive within a specific context or society.
Negative Reinforcement
The removal of an aversive stimulus following a desired behavior, which also increases the likelihood of that behavior's recurrence.
Punishment
A consequence applied in response to undesired behavior, intended to discourage that behavior in the future.
Extinction
A process in which a particular behavior decreases over time because it is no longer reinforced or rewarded.
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