Need help asap 1. Using a supply and demand diagram for each of the following scenarios, show how the market for money is affected in the long run. Explain your answer.  (a) Everyone subscribes to r/WallStreetSilver, and starts investing in silver and gold. (b) Commercial banks raise their mortgage rates, even though the Bank of Canada retains a low Bank Rate. (c) The Bank of Canada prints money and mails $1,000 to every Canadian.

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