Which of the following is NOT true in the monetary intertemporal​ model? A.When an economic agent buys some goods with a credit​ card, the economic agent acquires a debt with the bank that is paid​ off, at zero​ interest, at the end of the current period. B.The supply of money is determined by the central bank. C.Interest rates are determined by the government. D.Payments by credit card would work as an alternative to currency in transactions. E.The demand for money in the model will be determined by the behavior of the representative consumer and the representative firm.

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