Impact of a Change in Autonomous Spending
Consider the graphical model of the goods market, which uses a 45-degree line to represent all points where total output equals aggregate demand. If there is a sudden, widespread increase in business optimism, causing firms to increase their investment spending at every level of national income, how would this event be represented on the graph? Specifically, describe the initial change to the aggregate demand curve and the resulting effect on the equilibrium point.
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