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AS Immediate Short Run - Input and output are both fixed.
AG Short Run -
AG Long Run -

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Changes in Consumption, Investment Spending, Government Spending, Net Export spending. 

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The total amount of goods demanded at different price levels

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Increase in price level reduces imports/trade with foreign countries. They buy less goods from the U.S and reduce the AD of the U.S.

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If Interest Rate is higher, it lowers the amount of consumer spending in the economy and lowers AD. If IR is lower, consumer spending is increased and AD increases as well.

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Changes in Equilibrium GDP and the Multiplier

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Changes in Equilibrium GDP and the Multiplier

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Calculated by dividing change in real GDP by initial change in investment. The amount the GDP equilibrium changes depends on the multiplier. An increase in aggregate expenditure schedule will shift the equilibrium upward. Conversely a downward shift will lower it. Multiplier affects the equilibrium real GDP from a shift in the investment schedule shifting the AE curve and causing a new equilibrium. Real DGP changes more than the initial change because f the multiplier effect. Change in GDP/change in investment

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Consumption plus planned investment from business created AE. For the private closed economy equilibrium of GDP is when AE and real output are equal. In the graph its where the consumption plus investment intersect the 45 degree line. When GDP, real output exceeds aggregate spending it results in unplanned investment in inventories and than leads to a decline in output. When GDP is below equilibrium

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An economy where there is no imports or exports with other countries

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Aggregate Expenditure Model Graphical Analysis

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Aggregate Expenditure Model Graphical Analysis

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The 45 degree line is where the real output = aggregate expenditure.

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The planned investment on each level of output in GDP(Real Domestic Product).

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Total quantity of produced goods = Total quantity of goods purchased (GDP = C + Ig) in a private closed economy

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The Investment Demand Curve shows the possible investments based on the percentage of the real interest rate.

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Investment  Demand Curve and Investment Schedule 

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Investment  Demand Curve and Investment Schedule 

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Recessionary Expenditure Gap and Inflationary Expenditure Gap

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Recessionary Expenditure Gap and Inflationary Expenditure Gap