Therefore, 17% increase in purchase probability brings about a 0.16(17) = 2.7 percent reduction in aggregate demand.
The aggregate demand is reduced.
Increased purchase probability increases aggregate demand.
We can find a more intellectualized version of the alibi a little further in the book.
Governments have no incentive to encourage economic growth.
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