Refer to the diagrams. The numbers in parentheses after the AD 1 , AD 2 , and AD 3 labels indicate the levels of investment spending associated with each curve. All figures are in billions. If the money supply is MS 1 and the goal of the monetary authorities is full-employment output Q f , they should:





A.  increase the money supply from $80 to $100.

B.  increase the money supply from $80 to $120.

C.  maintain the money supply at $80.

D.  decrease the money supply from $80 to $60.



A.  increase the money supply from $80 to $100.

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