Aggregate Demand (AD) - According to the Total Supply (AS) Model, by comparing the initial equilibrium situation that will occur due to the realization of the following two developments together in an economy and the last equilibrium state in terms of the change in the General Level of Prices and Equilibrium National Income (increases / decreases / does not change). a) The state increases the transfer expenditures. b) Increasing monopolization tendency in the economy.

Aggregate Demand (AD) - According to the Total Supply (AS) Model, by comparing the initial equilibrium situation that will occur due to the realization of the following two developments together in an economy and the last equilibrium state in terms of the change in the General Level of Prices and Equilibrium National Income (increases / decreases / does not change). a) The state increases the transfer expenditures. b) Increasing monopolization tendency in the economy.

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