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Give Reason Or Explain. Investment Demand is Not the Sole Determinant of Aggregate Demand. - Economics

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Question

Give reason or explain.

Investment demand is not the sole determinant of aggregate demand.

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Solution

Investment demand is not the sole determinant of aggregate demand. Apart from investment demand, consumption demand, government demand, exports and imports are also the components of aggregate demand.

AD = C + I + G + (X – M)
Where,
Demand by households - Private consumption expenditure (C)
Demand by firms - Private investment expenditure (I)
Demand by government - Government expenditure (G)
Demand by foreign sector- Net exports (X – M)
Where, X is exports and M is imports.

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Chapter 10: Determinants of Aggregates - Exercise 2 [Page 94]

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Micheal Vaz Economics [English] 12 Standard HSC
Chapter 10 Determinants of Aggregates
Exercise 2 | Q 2.1 | Page 94
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