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Economics Ch 12, Gross Domestic Product and Growth Eqquilibrium Aggregate Supply and Demand Label each axis Draw & label an aggregate supply curve (AS). Draw & label an aggregate demand curve (AD1). Indicate the equilibrium price level and quantity (P1 & Q1) Draw & label an aggregate demand curve (AD2), illustrating an increase in aggregate demand. Indicate the equilibrium price level and quantity (P2 & Q2) . Tracking a Business Cycle Label each axis. Draw a business cycle curve. Label the 4 phases of the business cycle. What Keeps a Business Cycle Going? Variable Effect of Variable