The IS Curve Is, in Part

question 10

Multiple Choice

The IS curve is, in part,

• A) downward sloping because of the inverse relationship between investment and the interest rate; it is steeper the stronger is that relationship.
• B) downward sloping because of the inverse relationship between the demand for money and the interest rate; it is flatter the stronger is that relationship.
• C) downward sloping because of the positive relationship between disposable income and consumption; it is steeper the larger is the marginal propensity to consume.
• D) upward sloping because of the positive relationship between the demand for money and the price level; it is steeper the stronger is that relationship.
• E) a and c.

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