The downward slope of the aggregate demand curve shows that
A) an increase in aggregate demand reduces aggregate supply.
B) there can never be an equilibrium between aggregate supply and aggregate demand.
C) a higher price level will cause real output demanded to be higher.
D) a lower price level will cause real output demanded to be higher.
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