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What is the relationship between aggregate demand and the price level?
They are inversely related.
They are directly related.
They are unrelated.
They fluctuate randomly.
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They are inversely related.
Explanation: The aggregate demand curve slopes downward — a higher price level reduces real wealth (real-balance effect), raises interest rates and lowers investment (interest-rate effect), and makes domestic goods more expensive abroad (net-exports effect), so the quantity of real GDP demanded falls.
Explanation: The aggregate demand curve slopes downward — a higher price level reduces real wealth (real-balance effect), raises interest rates and lowers investment (interest-rate effect), and makes domestic goods more expensive abroad (net-exports effect), so the quantity of real GDP demanded falls.
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