The higher the interest sensitivity of investment the   a. less effective are both monetary and fiscal policies. b. less effective is monetary policy and the more effective is fiscal policy. c. less effective is fiscal policy and the more effective is monetary policy. d. more effective are both monetary and fiscal policies.

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