Question 5 Autonomous tightening of monetary policy involves raising interest rates and shifting the MP curve to the right raising interest rates and shifting the MP curve to the left Towering interest rates and shifting the hip are to the righ lewering interest rates and Srining the in wrive to the left none of the above

Question 5 Autonomous tightening of monetary policy involves raising interest rates and shifting the MP curve to the right raising interest rates and shifting the MP curve to the left Towering interest rates and shifting the hip are to the righ lewering interest rates and Srining the in wrive to the left none of the above

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