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In the classical range of the aggregate supply curve, greater spending for consumer and investment goods results in:
Fuel Supplies
The available stockpiles or sources of fuels such as coal, gas, oil, and renewable energy sources used for consumption.
Recycling
The process of collecting, processing, and converting waste materials into new products to prevent the waste of potentially useful resources and reduce environmental impact.
Municipal Solid Wastes
Various types of waste materials generated from residential, institutional, and commercial sources, including paper, food scraps, and plastics.
Resource Exchange
The process by which resources are traded or shared among individuals, communities, or countries, often for mutual benefit.
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