Classify the events according to their impact on aggregate demand (AD). Increases AD Decreases AD Will not change AD increased concern that a recession is looming an announcement by the central bank to maintain its existing monetary policy a dramatic improvement in the sÁCck market, causing investors' wealth to rise a reduction in government spending a dramatic decline in the average price of houses an increase in income tax rates on individuals carning more than $450,000 per year a recession occurring in a trading partner's econony

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