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The market in which the equilibrium level of aggregate output is determined is theA) labor market.B) bond market.C) money market.D) goods market.

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The market in which the equilibrium level of aggregate output is determined is the

  • A) labor market.
  • B) bond market.
  • C) money market.
  • D) goods market.
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Solution

The equilibrium level of aggregate output is determined in the D) goods market.

Here's why:

A) Labor market: This is where the equilibrium level of employment is determined, not aggregate output.

B) Bond market: This is where the price of bonds (and thus interest rates) are determined, not aggregate output.

C) Money market: This is where the supply and demand for money meet, determining the interest rate, not aggregate output.

D) Goods market: This is where the supply and demand for goods and services meet. The equilibrium level of aggregate output is determined here because it's where firms sell their output and households, businesses, and the government purchase it. The point at which the amount produced (supply) equals the amount purchased (demand) is the equilibrium level of aggregate output.

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