If the money supply rises by 8% and the average price level rises by 8%, then the supply and demand for real loanable funds change as follows:
a. Actually, neither real supply nor real demand changes.
b. Real supply rises by 8% and real demand remains the same.
c. Real demand rises by 8% and real supply remains the same.
d. Real demand and supply rise by 8%.
e. Real supply rises, falls, or stays the same depending on the relationship between actual and expected inflation.
.A
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