Business, 01.04.2021 15:50 cxttiemsp021

f the Federal Reserve wants to close an inflationary gap, then it will: A. increase the money supply, increase the interest rate, thus increasing investment spending and GDP, and the AD curve will shift to the right. B. decrease the money supply, increase the interest rate, thus lowering investment spending and GDP, and the AD curve will shift to the right. C. decrease the money supply, increase the interest rate, thus lowering investment spending and GDP, and the AD curve will shift to the left. D. decrease the money supply, decrease the interest rate, thus lowering investment spending and increasing GDP, and the SRAS curve will shift to the right. E. increase the money supply, decrease the interest rate, thus lowering investment spending and increasing GDP, and the SRAS curve will shift to the left.

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