When the housing bubble burst in 2007, home prices fell and this eliminated a large fraction of many households’ home equity. The most likely outcome of this large decrease in the value of households’ assets is: a rightward shift in the aggregate demand curve a rightward shift in the aggregate supply curve a leftward shift in the aggregate demand curve a leftward shift in the aggregate supply curve

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