In the classical economic framework, how does expansionary fiscal policy affect aggregate demand relative to potential output?

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Explanation

In the classical model, aggregate demand remains fixed at the level of potential output because prices and wages are flexible, ensuring the economy operates at full employment. Therefore, expansionary fiscal policy does not change aggregate demand relative to potential output; it stays equal.

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In the classical economic framework, how does expansionary fiscal policy affect aggregate demand relative to potential output?

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