Multiple Choice
In the short run, when the central bank increases the quantity of money, what happens to real balances?
A) They do not change, since prices will rise by the same proportion.
B) They will fall, since prices will rise by a greater proportion.
C) They will rise, since prices overall will fall.
D) They will rise, since prices will not change in the short run.
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