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In the simple quantity theory of money in the AD-AS framework, the AS curve kinked at natural real.
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What is AS curve or A
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- The amount of real GDP that the economy produces at various price levels is represented by the aggregate supply curve.
- The methodology used to build the supply curve for all products and services is different from the methodology used to build the supply curve for individual goods and services.
- It is assumed that input prices will remain constant when calculating the supply curve for a certain good.
- The price level, however, defines the aggregate supply curve. As the price level rises, producers will be able to charge more for their goods, which will stimulate production.
- However, a price increase will also have a secondary effect that will eventually result in an increase in input prices.
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