The Intercept of the IS Curve Tells Us

Multiple Choice

The intercept of the IS curve tells us

A) the value that real GDP would attain if the real interest rate were at its equilibrium value.
B) the value that real GDP would attain if the real interest rate were zero.
C) the responsiveness of equilibrium real GDP to changes in the long-term, risky, real interest rate.
D) the responsiveness of equilibrium real GDP to changes in the short-term, risky, nominal interest rate.