An increase in the interest rate __________________.a.Shifts the aggregate demand curve to the leftb.Shifts the aggregate demand curve to the rightc.Has no effectd.Moves the economy along the aggregate demand curveClear my choice

As the level of interest rates in the economy falls, the demand for money, other things being equal,a.Will fall more or less in line with the change in interest ratesb.Will remain unchangedc.Increased.Could move in either direction depending on other factorsClear my choice

Which of the following would NOT cause a shift in the aggregate demand curve?Question 9Answera.changes in spending by consumersb.changes in spending by foreign buyers c.changes in spending by businessesd.changes in the prices of goods and servicese.changes in spending by the government

A cut in direct taxes on households' income _____________.a.Has no effectb.Shifts the aggregate demand curve to the leftc.Shifts the aggregate demand curve to the rightd.Moves the economy along the aggregate demand curve

The aggregate demand curve shifts to the right when:Question 1Answera.Consumer confidence increases and interest rates fallb.Government reduces spending and raises taxesc.Firms decrease investment and production levelsd.International trade becomes more restricted

Changes in interest rates, all else held constant, cause a shift in _____. either the investment demand curve or the aggregate demand curve the investment demand curve, but not the aggregate demand curve the investment demand curve and the aggregate demand curve the aggregate demand curve, but not the investment demand curve