Answer to Question #286673 in Macroeconomics for Quinn

Question

Provide examples of demand -side factors that would not affect the level of output and employment .

Answer 1

The belief of Keynesian economists that demand for goods and services drives economic activity is known as demand-side economics. Aggregate demand is a key feature of demand-side economics. For example, if people and businesses are unable to stimulate demand for goods and services, the government can.