The diagrams below illustrate two alternative approaches to implementing monetary policy. The economy begins in monetary equilibrium with the interest rate equal to 2% and the money supply equal to Mº Interest Rate 3% 2% MI MO MD (P.Y) Quantity of Money part (1)-targeting the interest rate Interest Rate 2% FIGURE 28-1 MI MO MDP.Y) Quantity of Money part (-targeting the money supply Refer to Figure 28-1. If the Bank of Canada raises the target interest rate to 3%, as shown in part (i), then it must accommodate the resulting_ in quantity of money demanded by in financial markets. Oa) decrease; selling government securities Ob) decrease; buying government securities Oc) increase; selling government securities d) increase; buying government securities

The diagrams below illustrate two alternative approaches to implementing monetary policy. The economy begins in monetary equilibrium with the interest rate equal to 2% and the money supply equal to Mº Interest Rate 3% 2% MI MO MD (P.Y) Quantity of Money part (1)-targeting the interest rate Interest Rate 2% FIGURE 28-1 MI MO MDP.Y) Quantity of Money part (-targeting the money supply Refer to Figure 28-1. If the Bank of Canada raises the target interest rate to 3%, as shown in part (i), then it must accommodate the resulting_ in quantity of money demanded by in financial markets. Oa) decrease; selling government securities Ob) decrease; buying government securities Oc) increase; selling government securities d) increase; buying government securities

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