Arrange the following economic scenarios in the correct order of their impact on unemployment and inflation, considering a shift in aggregate demand: A) Increase in consumer spending B) Shift of aggregate demand curve to the right C) Decrease in unemployment D) Rise in inflation

When there is an increase in consumer spending, people buy more goods and services. This extra demand causes the aggregate demand curve to shift to the right, which means more products are needed. As businesses hire more workers to meet this demand, unemployment decreases because more people find jobs. However, as more money is spent and demand rises, prices can go up, leading to inflation. So, the correct order is: first, an increase in consumer spending leads to a shift in the aggregate demand curve to the right, which then decreases unemployment and finally causes a rise in inflation.