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Chapter 24: Q. 33 (page 602)

How is recession illustrated in an AD/AS model?

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The recession makes a leftward shift of the AD curve.

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01

Definition

AD/AS Model illustrates the aggregate demand and aggregate supply of goods and services in an economy for the short-run and the long-run period.

02

Explanation

During a recession period, the economy's aggregate demand falls due to which equilibrium point changes. The aggregate demand falls below its potential GDP which means the AD curve shifts to the left due to which the economy faces loss.

03

Graph

As shown in Fig 1 during the recession the AD curve shifts leftward from AD to AD1

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