1. In a Keynesian system, if the money demand function is given by Md = 135 +0.25Y-10r %3D then a 10-unit increase in the quantity of money will cause the LM schedule to shift to the right by a. 135 units b. 40 units c. 10 units d. 100 units e. 0 unit

1. In a Keynesian system, if the money demand function is given by Md = 135 +0.25Y-10r %3D then a 10-unit increase in the quantity of money will cause the LM schedule to shift to the right by a. 135 units b. 40 units c. 10 units d. 100 units e. 0 unit

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Chapter13: Monetary Policy

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