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When a consumer withdraws $200 from her savings account and deposits the $200 into her checking account/TUTORIALOUTLET D

Question 11 pts When a consumer withdraws $200 from her savings account and deposits the $200 into her checking account, M1 increases by $200 and M2 remains unchanged.<br>M1 and M2 both fall by $200.<br>M1 is inchanged but M2 decreases bu $200.<br>

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When a consumer withdraws $200 from her savings account and deposits the $200 into her checking account/TUTORIALOUTLET D

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  1. When a consumer withdraws $200 from her savings account and deposits the $200 into her checking account/TUTORIALOUTLET DOT COM

  2. When a consumer withdraws $200 from her savings account and deposits the $200 into her checking account/TUTORIALOUTLET DOT COM When a consumer withdraws $200 from her savings account and deposits the $200 into her checking account FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.tutorialoutlet.com Question 11 pts When a consumer withdraws $200 from her savings account and deposits the $200 into her checking account, M1 increases by $200 and M2 remains unchanged.M1 and M2 both fall by $200. M1 is inc hanged but M2 decreases bu $200. M1 and M2 both increase by $200. Flag this Question Question 21 pts The demand for real money balances is a decreasing function of real income housing prices the term spread the nominal interest rate. Flag this Question Question 31 pts The demand for real money balances is an increasing function of the nominal interest rate. the overall level of prices in the economy. the expected rate of inflation.

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