Question    3 a) What    are    the    functions    of    money? b) Draw    diagrams    illustrating    the    impact    on    the    demand    for    money,    the     supply    of money    and    the    equilibrium    interest    rate,    of    each    of    the    following.     Explain    what    is    going    on in    the    money    market    in    each    case. (i) The    central    bank    sells    securities    on    the    open    market (ii) The    economy    grows    (GDP    increases)    but    the    central    bank    moves    to keep    interest    rates    constant.

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