The IS Curve May Be Interpreted as Showing The

question 124

Multiple Choice

The IS curve may be interpreted as showing the:

• A) interest rate that equates money supply and demand for given income.
• B) income level that equates money supply and demand for given interest rate.
• C) interest rate that equilibrates the market for loanable funds for given income.
• D) amount of loanable funds that will be demanded for given interest rate and income.

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