Figure 2: Keynes's AD-AS Model The Keyneslan AS curve Price Level Up to real output level Y Increases in AD ave no effeet on the price level. Increases in ADheyand Yt Lase an increase in the price level bet no increase in real autput AS AD National income irmal GOP

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