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  -Refer to the above graph.If the economy was initially in equilibrium at point 3 and interest rates increase by 4 percentage points,then the crowding-out effect would be: A)  $10 billion in investment. B)  $20 billion in investment. C)  $30 billion in investment. D)  $35 billion in investment.
-Refer to the above graph.If the economy was initially in equilibrium at point 3 and interest rates increase by 4 percentage points,then the crowding-out effect would be:


A) $10 billion in investment.
B) $20 billion in investment.
C) $30 billion in investment.
D) $35 billion in investment.

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