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Question : If aggregate demand exceeds aggregate supply, the economy is likely to experience:

Option 1: Inflationary pressure
    

Option 2: Deflationary pressure
 

Option 3: Recessionary pressure

  

Option 4: Stagflation


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Answer (1)
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Correct Answer: Inflationary pressure
    


Solution : The correct answer is (a) Inflationary pressure.

If aggregate demand (AD) exceeds aggregate supply (AS), it creates a situation of an aggregate demand-pull inflationary gap. This means that the total spending in the economy is higher than the economy's productive capacity to meet that demand. As a result, prices tend to rise, leading to inflationary pressure in the economy.

When aggregate demand exceeds aggregate supply, there is excessive demand for goods and services relative to the available supply. This can lead to businesses increasing prices to match the higher demand or experiencing shortages as they struggle to meet the increased demand.

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