Multiple Choice
If the stock market crashes, what would be the effect on aggregate demand and how could the Bank of Canada offset those effects?
A) aggregate demand increases; by increasing the money supply
B) aggregate demand increases; by decreasing the money supply
C) aggregate demand decreases; by increasing the money supply
D) aggregate demand decreases; by decreasing the money supply
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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