Exhibit: IS-LM to Aggregate DemandInterest rate, rLM₁ (P = P₁, M = M₁)a. P₁ P₂ and M₁> M₂O b. P₁ P2 and M₁ < M₂c. P₁ P₂ and M₁ > M₂O d. P₁ P2 and M₁ < M₂<LM₂ (P = P2, M = M₂)LM₂ (P = P3, M = M3)IS₁Income, Output, YBased on the graph, which is the correct ordering of the price levels andmoney supplies?

"In macroeconomics, LM curve depicts the combinations of income/output Y and interest rate r which…

Exhibit: IS-LM to Aggregate Demand Interest rate, r LM₁ (P = P₁, M = M₁) LM₂ (P = P₂, M = M₂) LM₂ (P = P3, M = M3) a. P₁ P₂ and M₁> M₂ O b. P₁ P2 and M₁ < M₂ O c. P₁ P₂ and M₁ > M₂ O d. P₁ P₂ and M₁ < M₂ IS₁ Income, Output, Y Based on the graph, which is the correct ordering of the price levels and money supplies?

Exhibit: IS-LM to Aggregate Demand Interest rate, r LM₁ (P = P₁, M = M₁) LM₂ (P = P₂, M = M₂) LM₂ (P = P3, M = M3) a. P₁ P₂ and M₁> M₂ O b. P₁ P2 and M₁ < M₂ O c. P₁ P₂ and M₁ > M₂ O d. P₁ P₂ and M₁ < M₂ IS₁ Income, Output, Y Based on the graph, which is the correct ordering of the price levels and money supplies?

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