What Is the Key Difference Between the Aggregate Expenditure Model

question 21

Multiple Choice

What is the key difference between the aggregate expenditure model and the aggregate demand/aggregate supply model?

• A) The aggregate demand/aggregate supply model assumes that the price level is fixed.
• B) The aggregate expenditure model assumes that real GDP is fixed.
• C) The aggregate expenditure model examines monetary policy, whereas the aggregate demand/aggregate supply model does not.
• D) The aggregate expenditure model assumes that the price level is fixed.
• E) Monetary and real factors interact in the aggregate demand/aggregate supply model.

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