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Select the items that describe what most likely happens when the Federal Reserve increases the money supply
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Select the items that describe what most likely happens when the Federal Reserve increases the money supply

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When the Fed increases the money supply it is easier/cheaper to borrow money so interest rates will fall and consumption will go up.

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Answer:

Interest Rates fall

People borrow more money

Investment Increases

Step-by-step explanation:

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