Business, 31.12.2019 02:31 mccdp55

If businesses buy fewer capital goods, and nothing else changes, then total expenditures on u. s. goods and services (te) will decrease. and if te decreases, then _ will decrease; consequently, the _ curve will shift _.

a. aggregate demand (ad); ad; rightward

b. short-run aggregate supply (sras); sras; leftward

c. aggregate demand (ad); ad; leftward

d. interest rates; ad; leftward

e. prices; ad; rightward

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