What is excess demand in macroeconomics? - Vidyadip

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What is excess demand in macroeconomics?

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When aggregate demand (AD) exceeds aggregate supply (AS) at full employment level of income, there is excess demand in the economy which leads to inflation. In other words, a situation of excess demand arises in an economy, when AD > AS at full employment level of income.

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