An increase in aggregate demand has what outcome on price level and output with respect to long-run equilibrium?


a. real GDP will increase and price level will decrease


b. real GDP will decrease and price level will increase


c. real GDP will remain the same and price level will decrease


d. real GDP will remain the same and price level will increase

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Answer:

D. Real GDP will remain the same and price level will increase

Explanation:

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The outcome of an increase in aggregate demand (AD) on price level and output with respect to long-run equilibrium is that: D. Real GDP will remain the same and price level will increase.

Aggregate demand (AD) refers to the total quantity or amount of output (finished goods and services) which is demanded by consumers at all possible price levels in an economy at a specific period of time.

A price level can be defined as the amount of money for a which a seller is willing to sell a finished good or service to a consumer at a specific period of time.

Under the long-run equilibrium, an increase in aggregate demand (AD) on price level and output (finished goods and services) would cause a subsequent increase in the price level of goods and services while Real gross domestic product (GDP) would remain the same because it is not influenced by a change in price.

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