D Question 3 When placed in the AD/AS framework, the simple quantity theory of money requires O A horizontal AD curve. O A vertical AS curve. O A horizontal AS curve. O A vertical AD curve. Question 4 If decline in interest rates doesn't lead to increased investment then, O Unemployment will be the same. O Real GDP will be the same as before. O All of the above O AD curve will remain unchanged.

D Question 3 When placed in the AD/AS framework, the simple quantity theory of money requires O A horizontal AD curve. O A vertical AS curve. O A horizontal AS curve. O A vertical AD curve. Question 4 If decline in interest rates doesn't lead to increased investment then, O Unemployment will be the same. O Real GDP will be the same as before. O All of the above O AD curve will remain unchanged.

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