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Chapter 12: Macroeconomics (page 428)

What are the 4 components of aggregate demand?

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Consumption, Investments, Government spending, Net Exports

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Aggregate Demand Components

The four main sources of spending that are included in the aggregate demand each originate from a different sector of the economy. The four sources of spending are from

  • households(C),
  • Firms(I),
  • the government sector(G),
  • and the overseas sector(X-M).

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