Hello I am struggling with what shifts aggregate demand and what causes movement along the curve
disposable Income
wealth
interest rate
expected future income
expected future prices
debt
but the movement along the ad curve i am reading is the
wealth effect
interest effect
foreign buyers effect
I am so confused been at this for 2 days
Your answer is correct.AD slopes downward because of wealth effect,interest rate effect,foreign buyers or net export effect.
So any changes in these variable causes a movement along the AD.
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Hello I am struggling with what shifts aggregate demand and what causes movement along the curve...
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