Multiple Choice
Everything else remaining the same, an increase in real GDP
A) increases the demand for real money.
B) decreases the demand for real money.
C) does not change the demand for real money.
D) increases the demand for real money up to a point, and then demand will automatically fall.
E) decreases the demand for real money up to a point, and then demand will automatically rise.
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