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Wealth Effect on Consumption from Asset Price Changes

An increase in asset prices, often resulting from a decrease in interest rates, can boost household consumption and thereby aggregate demand. This phenomenon, known as the wealth effect, occurs because asset-owning households perceive themselves as wealthier and are consequently more inclined to spend.

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