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The aggregate expenditure line changes with the relative change in the price level, the aggregate expenditure is the sum of consumption, investment , government expenditure and net exports. If the price level were to change that would affect all these components. If there is a decrease in the price level , that is an increase in the value of the money and this will induce the consumption to increase. This is a upward shift in the aggregate expenditure line.
The price level also influence the quantity of money and there by the interest rate, if there is a decrease in the price level that would increase the quantity of money so there will be a lower interest rate. The cost for borrowing is the interest rate so this would induce the investment.
The price level also affects the net exports , a decrease in the price level will increase the foreign demand for domestic products and there will be an increase in the net exports.
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