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Aggregate demand is the total consumption of goods and services as it is not practically possible to count all the goods and services consumed and hence, the total expenditure undertaken by each household for consumption, private investment, expenditure by government on consumption and investments and net exports. Hence, deficient demand can be because of fall in household consumption, decrease in private investment, decrease in government expenditure. 

Marginal efficiency of investment (MEI) refers to the expected rate of return from the allocation of a proportion of income or capital invested in the business. There is a inverse relation between the rate of interest and investment. If the rate of interest is high then people will take less loan from the bank and they will have less money to invest in whereas if rate of interest is low then people will take more loan from the bank to invest in the business. 

Induced consumption refers to that consumption which occurs on the basis of change in income. It changes when there is some same change in the level of income in the economy. Therefore, it is income elastic as it depends on the level of income in the economy. 

Aggregate Demand refers to the desired level of expenditure in the economy during an accounting year. It is what people wish to spend on the purchase of goods and services during an accounting year.

The determinants of aggregate demand is expressed as: 

Aggregate demand= C+I+G+ (X-M) where

C= Consumption expenditure

I= Investment expenditure

G= Government expenditure

(X-M)= Net export.

Autonomous consumption refers to that consumption which occurs when there is no income in the economy. It is the minimum level of consumption that takes place in the economy. It is the consumption expenditure which is not affected by the income in the economy. 

Marginal efficiency of capital (MEC) or Marginal efficiency of investment (MEI) refers to the expected rate of return from the allocation of a proportion of income or capital invested in the business. It is the rate of return which is expected as per the economic behavior of the business since past few years. 

Aggregate Demand refers to the desired level of expenditure in the economy during an accounting year. So it can also be expressed as the sale proceeds because the expenditure from consumer's point of view is sales proceeds or earnings from producer's point of view. Therefore, Aggregate demand is the amount of sales proceeds which an entrepreneur actually expects from the sale of output produced during the year assuming it to be the full employment level of output. 

Consumption expenditure refers to the expenditure which is incurred on the basic act of consuming goods and services to satisfy the wants of the individuals. It is usually incurred directly by private individuals and institutions.