If the aggregate price level adjusts slowly over time, then an expansionary monetary policy lowers

A) only the short-term nominal interest rate.
B) only the short-term real interest rate.
C) both the short-term nominal and real interest rates.
D) the short-term nominal, the short-term real, and the long-term real interest rates.


D

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