In the keynesian model?

a

the demand for money is inversely related to the rate of interest

b

investment is directly related to the rate of interest

c

investment is not related to the rate of interest to the rate of interest

d

the demand for money is directly related to the rate of interest

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Tubdul07
6 years ago

A is the right answer.
The demand for money is inversely related to the rate of interest i.e the higher the rate of interest,the lower the demand for money and vice-versa.

mine224
1 year ago

The answer is A.
I was almost convinced by your wrong answer

PuertoSans
9 years ago

Option A is the right answer.

OseisKate
3 years ago

Option A is correct in the sense that
If people would pay high interest when returning loans, they would be discouraged to collect more loans (demand money). i.e paying interest of #8000 for #10000 loan. that is a ripoff.

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