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    Figure 34-3. -Refer to Figure 34-3.What Quantity Is Represented by the Downward-Sloping
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Figure 34-3. -Refer to Figure 34-3.What Quantity Is Represented by the Downward-Sloping

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Figure 34-3. Figure 34-3.   -Refer to Figure 34-3.What quantity is represented by the downward-sloping line on the left-hand graph? A) the supply of money B) the demand for money C) the rate of inflation D) Aggregate Demand.
-Refer to Figure 34-3.What quantity is represented by the downward-sloping line on the left-hand graph?


A) the supply of money
B) the demand for money
C) the rate of inflation
D) Aggregate Demand.

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