A shift in the position of the aggregate demand curve may result from each of the following EXCEPT for a change in

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A shift in the position of the aggregate demand curve occurs due to changes in any of the components of aggregate demand, which include consumption, investment, government spending, and net exports. The price level affects the quantity of goods and services demanded (movement along the aggregate demand curve), but it does not cause a shift in the curve itself. On the other hand, changes in autonomous consumption, investment, government spending, or net exports would shift the entire aggregate demand curve. Fiscal and monetary policy, which affect government spending and the money supply, respectively, can also shift the aggregate demand curve.

A Shift in the Position of the Aggregate Demand Curve