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aggregate demand (aggregate supply)

consumer spending plus government spending and investment spending by producers, considered a measure of total demand for goods and services in the economy. Aggregate demand is a measure of month-to-month growth or contraction of consumer spending, often used as an indicator of economic prosperity. Both monetary policy and fiscal policy attempt to influence aggregate demand to meet desired objectives of economic growth and employment. Aggregate supply is the economy's overall production of goods and services to meet anticipated demand.

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