The money market in the United States, the investment demand, aggregate demand, and aggregate supply curves are as shown in the graphs below. Currently, the Federal Reserve has a money supply of $120 billion and the money market is in equilibrium. a. Suppose the Federal Reserve decreases the money supply by $60 billion. Use the money market, investment demand, and AD/AS graphs to show the effects of the decrease in the money supply on interest rates and money demand, investment, and in the AD/AS model.

The money market in the United States, the investment demand, aggregate demand, and aggregate supply curves are as shown in the graphs below. Currently, the Federal Reserve has a money supply of $120 billion and the money market is in equilibrium. a. Suppose the Federal Reserve decreases the money supply by $60 billion. Use the money market, investment demand, and AD/AS graphs to show the effects of the decrease in the money supply on interest rates and money demand, investment, and in the AD/AS model.

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