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Author: William A. McEachern
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Chapter 15, Problem 9P
Sub- Part
A
To determine
the effect on the demand over time, when the economy’s real
B
To determine
the effect on the interest rate over time, when the economy’s real GDP is growing.
C
To determine
the effect on the interest rate over time, when the fed changes the money supply in order to match the money demanded.
D
To determine
the effect of the policy as discussed in part c on the stability of the economy over the business cycle.
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