An increase in the level of nominal aggregate output (Y) and the purchase of government securities by the central bank Select one: a. money supply unchanged, money demand decrease and interest rate decrease O b. money supply increase, money demand increase, interest rate uncertain O c. money supply increase, money demand unchanged, interest rate decrease d. money supply decrease, money demand unchanged, interest rate increase money supply decrease, money demand decrease, interest rate increase ge Next page

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