If aggregate demand increases and,as a result,real domestic output and employment increase but the price level remains unchanged,we can assume that

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When aggregate demand increases and results in higher real domestic output and employment without changing the price level, it suggests that the economy is in the Keynesian range of the aggregate supply curve. In this range, the economy can increase output without increasing prices, typically because there are idle resources and unemployment.

If Aggregate Demand Increases And,as a Result,real Domestic Output and Employment