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In this and the next few videos were going to be studying something called aggregate supply and aggregate demand. Actually, were going to start with aggregate demand and then start talking about aggregate supply. Were going to think about aggregate demand and aggregate, Ill rewrite the word, aggregate supply. What I really want to emphasize in this video is in a lot of ways, its going to look similar to traditional supply and demand, but I want to emphasize that theres a very big difference between aggregate demand and traditional demand in a microeconomic context. Aggregate supply in a macroeconomic context and just regular supply in a microeconomic context. To think about that, lets go to the micro version. These are macroeconomics so were looking at economy as a whole. These are macro ideas. To make that comparison, lets revisit the micro-, the microeconomics ideas of supply and demand. To do that, we can focus on a particular market. Maybe its the market for candy bar