Which statement is correct? Select the best answer.AnswerAny changes in consumer confidence about the future of the economy do not Influence the agaregate demand curve.Changes in consumer confidence are the only factor influencing the aggregate demand curve and explaining its changes.Among other things, results of elections can influence economic confidence.
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