Why does the substitution effect not apply to aggregate demand?

If the price level increases from 105 to 110 and GDP decreases from \$18.5 trillion to \$18 trillion, what does this indicate about the aggregate demand curve?

Which of the following components is NOT part of the aggregate demand calculation?

What is the relationship between price levels and the quantity of real GDP demanded?

If the price level increases, what happens to the real value of money and purchasing power?

If the price level increases from 100 to 105, what is the expected movement along the aggregate demand curve?

How do decreasing price levels in the US affect net exports?

How does aggregate demand differ from market demand in terms of substitution effects?

If the price level decreases from 110 to 105, what is the expected movement along the aggregate demand curve?

If the price level decreases from 115 to 110 and GDP increases from \$18 trillion to \$18.5 trillion, what does this indicate about the aggregate demand curve?