What happens to the amount of funds supplied to the loanable funds market when the interest rate decreases?
a) The amount of loanable funds supplied decreases.
b) The amount of loanable funds supplied increases.
c) The amount of loanable funds supplied stays the same.
d) The amount of loanable funds supplied falls to zero when the interest rate decreases
Ans: a) The amount of loanable funds supplied decreases.
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