Read the event The Federal Reserve raises reserve requirements. What would likely result from this event? A. An economy would see a slight decrease in aggregate demand. B. Interest rates on loans decline. C. Consumer demand would increase thus increasing prices. D. Inflation would reach levels that are acceptable for full employment.

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