The correct option that defines the money supply curve.
Answer to Problem 21MCQ
Option b is correct.
Explanation of Solution
Explanation for the correct option:
b.
The money supply depends on the limit set by the Federal Reserve which is irrespective of the money value. The money supply curve is vertical. It is shown as follows:
As per the above graph, the quantity of money supplied remains constant irrespective of changes in interest rates. Therefore, option b is correct.
Explanation for incorrect options:
a.
The money supply curve is vertical as its quantity supply is set by Fed. Therefore, option a is incorrect.
c.
The money supply curve is not horizontal as the limit is set by Fed where quantity is fixed even when there is a change in interest rates. Therefore, option c is incorrect.
d.
The
e.
The money supply curve is vertical rather than U-shaped. Therefore, option e is incorrect.
Money supply curve: The money supply curve refers to the curve that depicts the relationship between money supplied and the interest rate that prevails in the market.
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