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    How Are Lower Interest Rates Caused by an Expansionary Monetary
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How Are Lower Interest Rates Caused by an Expansionary Monetary

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How are lower interest rates caused by an expansionary monetary policy related to an increase in exports and a decrease in imports? What does this have to do with the level of aggregate demand?

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