All Else Held Equal, an Increase in the Amount of Transactions

question 77

Multiple Choice

All else held equal, an increase in the amount of transactions (goods and services purchased) in the economy results in

• A)a decrease in the demand for money.
• B)a steeper demand-for-money curve.
• C)an increase in the demand for money.
• D)an increase in the quantity demanded of money.
• E)no change in the demand for money.

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