A) +$57.
B) +$63.
C) +$79.
D) +$85.
E) +$94
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A) The fact that lower interest rates imply that a lower opportunity cost of supplying money.
B) The fact that the supply of money is determined by the Bank of Canada and is not affected by changes in the interest rate.
C) The fact that bond prices and therefore interest rates are not affected by the supply of money.
D) The fact that money supply is dependent on the rate of interest.
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A) The demand for money by the Bank of Canada in order to settle international transactions.
B) The demand for money by the public in order to purchase real assets such as buildings and real estate.
C) That portion of the money supply which is held by the chartered banks as assets.
D) The desire by people to use money as a store of wealth.
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A) It will lower the interest rate.
B) It will increase the interest rate.
C) It will decrease the demand for money.
D) It will decrease the quantity of investment spending.
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A) The transactions demand for money is downward-sloping.
B) There is a direct relationship between bond prices and interest rates.
C) The asset demand for money is downward-sloping.
D) Because of the wealth or real-balances effect.
E) The opportunity cost of holding money increases as the interest rates decreases.
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A) A decrease in the interest rate of 3 percentage points.
B) A decrease in the interest rate of 6 percentage points.
C) An increase in investment spending of $20.
D) A decrease in investment spending of $20.
E) An increase in aggregate demand of $40.
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A) If real GDP falls by the same proportion.
B) If real GDP increases by the same proportion.
C) If tax reductions accompany the increase in the money supply.
D) If the velocity of money falls.
E) If the demand for money increases by the same amount.
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A) The velocity of money will fall.
B) The price index will fall.
C) Interest rates will rise.
D) Bond prices will rise.
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A) The interest rate will fall.
B) The interest rate will rise.
C) The asset demand will fall.
D) The transactions demand will fall.
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A) 4 percent and 150.
B) 8 percent and 130.
C) 10 percent and 120.
D) 12 percent and 110.
E) 12 percent and 120.
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A) Rise,causing people to hold less money.
B) Fall,causing people to hold less money.
C) Rise,causing people to hold more money.
D) Fall,causing people to hold more money.
E) Remain unchanged,but the demand for money would increase.
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A) All economists.
B) Keynesians.
C) Monetarists.
D) No economist.
E) All those who believe that there is an asset demand for money.
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A) It will result in a shortage of money in the money market.
B) It will result in a surplus of money in the money market.
C) It is a result of people demanding too much money.
D) It is a result of people demanding too little money.
E) It is the normal state of affairs.
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A) Increase interest rates and lower the equilibrium GDP.
B) Increase interest rates and increase the equilibrium GDP.
C) Lower interest rates and increase the equilibrium GDP.
D) Lower interest rates and lower the equilibrium GDP.
E) Interest rate and equilibrium GDP does not change.
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