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    To Increase Aggregate Demand, the Fed Would
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To Increase Aggregate Demand, the Fed Would

Question 112

Question 112

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To increase aggregate demand, the Fed would


A) decrease the money supply.
B) increase interest rates.
C) sell bonds.
D) increase the money supply.

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