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Consumer confidence affects how much households are willing to spend at each price level.
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Higher confidence generally increases planned consumption.
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Connect it to the model
More consumption raises aggregate demand, shifting the curve to the right.
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An increase in consumer confidence shifts aggregate demand to the right.
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