Why is it that in the Keynesian section of the AD/AS model prices don't drop when...
Why is it that in the Keynesian section of the AD/AS model prices don't drop when demand shift to the left?
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Keynesian Section of the Aggregate supply curve is a flat curve that is horizontal at the price level in the market, if the demand increase or decrease the price level remains the same as there is lot of excess capacity in the market and price cannot fall lower, similarly when the demand rise, the excess capacity is utilised price doesn't rise.
Affter reaching the full potential in the economy that is the vertical part of the aggregate supply curve in the market. The price will fall when the demand in the market fall.s
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Why is it that in the Keynesian section of the AD/AS model
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