When we are in a recession, according to the sophisticated quantity theorists, an increase in M will lead to

A. a decrease in V.
B. an increase in V.
C. an increase in PQ, with most or all of that increase in P.
D. an increase in PQ, with most or all of that increase in Q.


D. an increase in PQ, with most or all of that increase in Q.

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