In the Long Run, Aggregate Demand Controls, No Matter What

question 101

True/False

In the long run, aggregate demand controls, no matter what happens to aggregate supply.

Examine the role of government programs in affecting market prices and distribution of economic welfare.

Understand the concepts of tax incidence and how it affects market outcomes.

Analyze factors determining the actual benefit of government subsidies.

Evaluate the effects of market interventions, such as price controls, on supply and demand and overall economic welfare.

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