SUSAN: The professor used the aggregate demand and aggregate supply model to show that in spending on construction of new houses causes an shift of the aggregate curve. a decrease an increase RAPHAEL: I see it now. And as a result, GDP as well. I would like to use a graph to mustrate what you've just said. On the following graph showing the aggregate demand (AD) and aggregate supply (AS) curves, shift the relevant curve to illustrate Susan's explanation of the effect of the collapse of the housing bubble on domestic product. AS AD AS AD Domestic Product Price Level

SUSAN: The professor used the aggregate demand and aggregate supply model to show that in spending on construction of new houses causes an shift of the aggregate curve. a decrease an increase RAPHAEL: I see it now. And as a result, GDP as well. I would like to use a graph to mustrate what you've just said. On the following graph showing the aggregate demand (AD) and aggregate supply (AS) curves, shift the relevant curve to illustrate Susan's explanation of the effect of the collapse of the housing bubble on domestic product. AS AD AS AD Domestic Product Price Level

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