respond to this discussion "In chapter 23, the textbook tells us that the aggregate-demand curve tells us the quantity of all goods and services demanded in the economy at any given price level and time. It illustrates that the curve may shift slightly downwards. Factors such as goods and services demanded at every price level changes and the curve will shift. There are shifts arising from changes in consumption, investment, government purchases, and net exports. Using Wall Street Journal, an article titled "Volvo Car Expects Demand to Remain Robust" explains how retail sales rose 12% in the quarter after sales rocketed. Revenue earnings were weighed by lower income from contract manufacturing work while it sold more smaller, lower priced cars and car prices in general after supply constraints caused prices to spike last year (Chopping, 2024). The retail sales of electric vehicles increased 11% in the year and their profitability continues to rise. Shifts in investment and government are important and will arise