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According to Keynesian theory, what happens when aggregate demand increases?

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Question

According to Keynesian theory, what happens when aggregate demand increases?

Options

  • Production decreases and jobs reduce

  • Sales rise, leading to more production, jobs, and higher income

  • Imports always exceed exports

  • Government spending falls

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Solution

Sales rise, leading to more production, jobs, and higher income

Explanation: 

Higher AD boosts sales, prompting firms to increase output, hire more workers, and raise national income in the short run.

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