An increase in wealth that doesn't affect labor supply would cause the IS curve to ________ and the FE line to ________.

A. shift up and to the right; shift left
B. shift up and to the right; be unchanged
C. shift down and to the left; be unchanged
D. shift down and to the left; shift left


Answer: B

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