9 Suppose the bank reserve to bank deposit ratio decreases in the United States. Everything elseheld constant, this will cause the economic growth rate toand the inflation rate tointhe short run.Select one:OA. remain unchanged; remain unchangedO B. decrease; increaseOC. increase; decreaseO D. decrease; decreaseO E. increase; remain unchangedOF. remain unchanged; decreaseOG. remain unchanged; increaseO H. decrease; remain unchangedOL increase; increase

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Suppose the bank reserve to bank deposit ratio decreases in the United States. Everything else held constant, this will cause the economic growth rate to and the inflation rate to in the short run. Select one: A. remain unchanged; remain unchanged O B. decrease; increase OC. increase; decrease OD. decrease; decrease OE. Increase; remain unchanged OF. remain unchanged; decrease OG. remain unchanged; increase OH. decrease; remain unchanged OL increase; increase

Suppose the bank reserve to bank deposit ratio decreases in the United States. Everything else held constant, this will cause the economic growth rate to and the inflation rate to in the short run. Select one: A. remain unchanged; remain unchanged O B. decrease; increase OC. increase; decrease OD. decrease; decrease OE. Increase; remain unchanged OF. remain unchanged; decrease OG. remain unchanged; increase OH. decrease; remain unchanged OL increase; increase

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