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Aggregate Supply and Demand
Aggregate supply and demand are key concepts in macroeconomics. Determining the supply and demand for services can help economists interpret events in the past, provide a basis for price determination in a market, and even facilitate forecasts of the economy's future. This course will teach you the fundamentals of modelling aggregate supply and demand, and why a single event can have a significant effect on these models.
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Aggregate Supply and Demand
Study how aggregate supply and demand helps economists interpret economic events with this free macroeconomics course.
Aggregate supply and demand are key concepts in macroeconomics. Determining the supply and demand for services can help economists interpret events in the past, provide a basis for price determination in a market, and even facilitate forecasts of the economy's future. This course will teach you the fundamentals of modelling aggregate supply and demand, and why a single event can have a significant effect on these models.
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10 Lessons
Understanding Aggregate Supply and Demand
In this module, you will learn about the relationship between supply and demand and how it affects the economy as a whole
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.The Business Cycle
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3.Aggregate Demand
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4.Shifts in Aggregate Demand
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5.Long-Run Aggregate Supply
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6.Short-Run Aggregate Supply
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7.Demand-Pull Inflation Under Johnson
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8.Real GDP Driving Price
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9.Cost-Push Inflation
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10.Lesson Summary
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