a. If money supply is increased by 10, what will be the new interest rate? Round your answers to one decimal place.   Pabst:  5  Numeric ResponseEdit Unavailable. 5 correct.%    Kokanee: 6  Numeric ResponseEdit Unavailable. 6 correct.%   b. What will be the increase in investment spending as a result of this new interest rate? Pabst:  60 Numeric ResponseEdit Unavailable. 60 incorrect.   Kokanee: 50 Numeric ResponseEdit Unavailable. 50 incorrect.   c. If the multiplier is 3 in each economy, what will be the increase in GDP? Pabst:     Kokanee:    d. In which economy would monetary policy be more effective in closing a recessionary gap?   Pabst    Can you please help with B, C

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