Which of the following would likely cause aggregate demand to shift to the left?
A. Higher tariffs on all imports into the United States
B. Greater consumer confidence about the future
C. Higher interest rates discouraging borrowing
D. All of these would likely cause aggregate demand to shift to the left.
Answer: C
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