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The Aggregate Supply Curve

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The aggregate supply curve shows the relation between

the real interest rate and the aggregate amount of output that firms supply

the price level and the aggregate amount of output that firms supply.

the supply of goods by firms and the price of goods relative to the price of nonmonetary assets.

the inflation rate and the unemployment rate.

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