Aggregate demand is the total purchasing power that consumers are willing and able to spend in the economy on an annual or quarterly basis, and it is a key metric that must be maintained to prevent economic collapse when wages decline due to automation.

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Dave Shapiro

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how much money are consumers willing and able to spend in the economy on an annual or quarterly basis. And so if jobs go down, aggregate demand goes down.

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Post-Labor Economics Lecture 02 - "Economic Agency Paradox" (2025 update)David Shapiro
Created: 8/11/2026, 7:28:39 AM

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