Suppose the Demand for Money Were to Climb with No

question 13

Multiple Choice

Suppose the demand for money were to climb with no accommodation by the Fed. The aggregate demand curve shifts to the left to reflect this change because

• A) the resulting reduction in interest rates causes investment and consumption to climb.
• B) a decline in inflationary expectations causes consumption expenditure to fall.
• C) the resulting increase in interest rates causes investment and consumption to fall.
• D) the resulting reduction in GDP causes consumption and investment to fall.
• E) none of the above.

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