CAIE A-Level Economics 4.3.1 Aggregate Demand

CAIE A-Level Economics 4.3.1 Aggregate Demand
Cambridge International AS & A Level Economics 9708 syllabus for exams in 2026, 2027 and 20282026–2028

Practise recognising what aggregate demand measures and how an AD curve relates output demanded to the price level.

How this is tested

  • interpret an AD curve as total output demanded at different average price levels
  • identify the correct axes and meaning of points on an aggregate demand diagram

Question 21

[Maximum number: 1]

What is a correct description of an aggregate demand (AD) curve?

A

It is a curve obtained by adding the market demand curves of all consumer goods traded in an economy.

B

It is a curve determined by the horizontal summation of all individual consumer demand curves for a product.

C

It is a curve that shows the total amount of goods and services firms are willing to buy at a given price in an economy.

D

It is a curve that shows the total demand of all goods and services produced at all price levels in an economy.