_________________will cause the money demand curve to shift to the left and the nominal interest rate to decrease.   a. A decrease in price   b. An increase in money supply   c. A decrease in money supply   d. An increase in price

Figure 1: MS Interest Rate (%) 5% MD 150 Money (S million) 21. Refer to Figure 1. At an interest rate of 4%, there is a: a) excess demand for money and the interest rate will decline. b) excess demand for money and the interest rate will rise. c) excess supply of money and the interest rate will decline. d) excess supply of money and the interest rate will rise.

Figure 1, Money Supply and Money Demand Money Supply. MS, Money Supply. MS Value of money, 1/P 1/P1 1/P2 MD Quantity of Money, M (billions of dollars) S900 S950 Ceteris paribus, if the Fed increases the money supply from MS1 to MS2, as indicated in the diagram above, it follows that, in the short run, there will be pressure on the price level, and pressure on nominal interest rates. Select one: O a. upward; upward O b. downward; upward O c. upward, downward O d. downward; downward

I would like to ask how to calculate c and d

An increase in the money supply creates A. An excess supply of money that is eliminated by rising prices B. An excess supply of money that is eliminated by falling prices C. An excess demand for money that is eliminated by rising prices D. An excess demand for money that is eliminated by falling prices

If the Fed wants to lower the interest rate, what should they do with the money supply? What tools do they have toincrease/decrease the money supply and what should they do to lower the interest rate?

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Interest rates fall as the supply of money increases because a.businesses want to borrow more when the money supply increases. b. Aggregate demand increases. c. The demand curve for money slopes down. d. The demand curve for money shifts to the right.

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16 A change in-----------leads to a change in-----------as well.   a) the money supply indirectly; investment b) the interest rate; government purchases c) the money supply; government purchases d) consumption expenditures; the money supply