The total amount of goods and services in the economy available at all possible price levels.

• A. The total demand for goods and services that can be produced at all price levels
• B. The money supply
• C. The price level of goods and services
• D. The total amount of goods and services that can be produced at all price levels

Answer: (D)

Aggregate supply is about the economy’s capacity to produce goods and services at different price levels. This option fits best because it describes the total amount that can be produced given resources and technology across all possible prices, which is the production capacity the economy can supply. The other ideas point to things like total demand (aggregate demand), the money supply, or the price level itself, none of which describe the economy’s overall ability to produce across prices.