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Factors Influencing GDP
Aggregate Supply
Aggregate Demand
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Aggregate supply is the total
amount of goods and services in
the economy available at all
possible price levels.
As price levels rise, aggregate
supply rises and real GDP
increases.
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Aggregate demand is the
amount of goods and services
that will be purchased at all
possible price levels.
Lower price levels will increase
aggregate demand as
consumers’ purchasing power
increases.
Aggregate Supply/Aggregate Demand Equilibrium
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By combining aggregate supply curves and aggregate demand curves,
equilibrium for the macroeconomy can be determined.
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Chapter 12, Section 1