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I. Aggregate Supply

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The quantity of real GDP supplied is the total quantity of goods and services, valued in constant dollar prices, that firms plan to produce in a given time period. This amount depends on the quantity of labor employed, the capital stock, and the state of technology. In the short run, only the quantity of labor can vary, so fluctuations in employment lead to changes in real GDP.

Long-Run Aggregate Supply

Short-Run Aggregate Supply

Movements Along the LAS and SAS Curves and Changes in Aggregate Supply

Movements Along the Curves

Shifts in the Curves


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