Aggregate Demand

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Aggregate demand is the total demand for a country’s goods and services at different price levels, represented by the sum of consumption, investment, government spending, and net exports (C + I + G + Xn).

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1. Aggregate Demand Defined
2. Why it Slopes Down
3. Movements vs. Shifts
4. The AD Shifters
5. Keynes vs. Hayek
6. Article: Mr. Keynes’s Aggregates
7. Advanced Practice

Additional Business Cycles and Unemployment Modules

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Economics Olympiad Prep Modules

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FOUNDATION FOR ECONOMIC EDUCATION

Prepare for the Economics Olympiad Competition

Course curriculum

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Additional Business Cycles and Unemployment Modules

Business Cycle

AS/AD Equilibrium & Shifts

Unemployment New

Aggregate Supply

AS/AD Long Run Adjustment

Economics Olympiad Prep Modules