Multiple Choice
In the long run, a permanent increase in the nominal money supply will
A) lead to a permanently higher level of real output.
B) lead to a permanently higher price level.
C) lead to a permanently higher level of investment spending.
D) have no effect on the level of output, the price level, or the level of investment spending.
Correct Answer:

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Correct Answer:
Verified
Q3: In the short run, an increase in
Q4: Which of the following will NOT cause
Q5: In a move up the IS curve,<br>A)investment
Q6: Full-employment output can increase for all of
Q7: The FE line would be shifted to
Q9: A drop in the interest paid on
Q10: An increase in the supply of real
Q11: Studies have shown that the degree of
Q12: An increase in the nominal return on
Q13: At a point above the LM curve,<br>A)there