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Aggregate Demand - Practice Quiz

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macroeconomics
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aggregate demand
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Aggregate Demand - Practice Quiz

by Zachary Foust
1

Which of the following is a reason why the aggregate demand curve slopes downward?

2

Which of the following is a reason why the aggregate demand curve slopes downward?

3

Which of the following is indicated by a rightward shift of the aggregate demand curve?

4

Assume that the price level decreases from 240 to 230. Will aggregate demand increase, decrease, or remain unchanged?

5

The economy starts at the full employment level of output. Then, households become more pessimistic about the future. Will aggregate demand increase, decrease, or remain unchanged?

6

The economy starts at the full employment level of output. Then, the real estate market booms. Will aggregate demand increase, decrease, or remain unchanged?

7

The economy starts at the full employment level of output. Then, the existing stock of physical capital rises. Will aggregate demand increase, decrease, or remain unchanged?

8

The economy starts at the full employment level of output. Then, the government increases spending on roads. Will aggregate demand increase, decrease, or remain unchanged?

9

The economy starts at the full employment level of output. Then, the government increases personal income taxes. Will aggregate demand increase, decrease, or remain unchanged?

10

The economy starts at the full employment level of output. Then, interest rates rise. Will aggregate demand increase, decrease, or remain unchanged?

 
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