As interest rates increase, the quantity of loanable funds that are supplied to the loanable funds market

a. increases because people will be attracted by the higher rate of interest
b. decreases because businesses borrow less
c. increases because businesses borrow less
d. decreases because people save less
e. decreases because people will be attracted by the higher rate of interest


A

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