Which is NOT a reason that an aggregate supply curve might slope upward to the right?

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An upward sloping aggregate supply curve occurs when there is a positive relationship between the price level and the quantity of output supplied. Option A suggests a negative relationship between production and demand, which is not a reason for an upward sloping aggregate supply curve. Options B and D suggest that as production increases, wages and profits rise, leading to increased output. Option C suggests that as output increases, the higher demand for goods leads to an increase in interest rates, which can then lead to higher production costs, ultimately resulting in an upward sloping aggregate supply curve.

Which Is NOT a Reason That an Aggregate Supply Curve