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Determinants of the Aggregate Demand Slope

In a basic economic model, aggregate demand is the sum of consumption and a fixed level of investment. The consumption component itself has two parts: a fixed amount people spend regardless of income, and a fraction of each additional dollar of income they spend. Based on this structure, explain which component determines the slope of the aggregate demand curve and why the fixed level of investment does not.

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