Business, 27.04.2021 21:30 ginger87771

The explanation for a downsloping aggregate demand curve differs from the explanation for the downsloping demand curve for a single product because multiple choice 2 a downsloping, single-product demand curve assumes constant prices such that changes in income cause a substitution of a now relatively cheaper product for those whose prices have not changed. a downsloping aggregate demand curve assumes constant money income such that a lower price causes a substitution of the now relatively cheaper product for those whose prices have not changed. a downsloping aggregate demand curve assumes constant prices such that changes in income cause a substitution of a now relatively cheaper product for those whose prices have not changed. a downsloping, single-product demand curve assumes constant money income such that a lower price causes a substitution of the now relatively cheaper product for those whose prices have not changed.

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