Multiple Choice
If nominal interest rates rise, what will happen to demand for money?
A) It will increase.
B) It will decrease.
C) Nothing; the economy will move to a new quantity demanded at a new interest rate.
D) It depends on what happens to other determinants of demand for money like prices or income.
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