Multiple Choice
In the classical supply curve case, monetary expansion will
A) increase P, lower i, and leave Y unchanged
B) increase Y, lower i, and leave P unchanged
C) leave Y and i unchanged but increase P
D) leave Y, i, and P unchanged
E) increase Y, i, and P
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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