What happen to the money market equilibrium when the Fed raises its interest rate target to 6 percent a year following the increase in real GDP?   The interest rate _______ and the equilibrium quantity of money _______.     A. remains at 5 percent; increases   B. rises to between 5 and 6 percent; decreases   C. rises from 5 to 6 percent; decreases   D. rises from 5 to 6 percent; might increase, decrease, or not change

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