Which of the following would cause a movement along a country's aggregate demand curve, but not a shift in its aggregate demand curve?
A) a rise in the value of stocks in a country's stock market
B) a fall in real interest rates
C) an increase in a country's CPI, meaning that household income does not buy as much
D) an expectation among business owners for profits to increase so that they make more investments

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A movement along the aggregate demand curve is caused by a change in the price level, such as an increase in the CPI, which affects the purchasing power of household income.

Which of the Following Would Cause a Movement Along a Country's