7. When an economy is in equilibrium, planned aggregate demand will be just equal to aggregate supply.
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7. When an economy is in equilibrium, planned aggregate demand will be just equal to aggregate supply. If planned aggregate demand is temporarily less than output, businesses will be unable to sell as much as they had anticipated (planned). Rather than continue to accumulate undesired inventories, they will reduce future output. Income will decline to the equilibrium level.
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Macroeconomics Private And Public Choice
ISBN: 9780123110701
2nd Edition
Authors: James D Gwartney; Richard Stroup; A H Studenmund
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