According to the AD model, a change in the growth rate of spending, or nominal GDP, can come from:
A. changes in interest rates or changes in the growth rate of the money supply.
B. changes in the growth rate of the velocity of money or changes in the growth rate of real GDP.
C. changes in the growth rate of real GDP or changes in inflation.
D. changes in the growth rate of the money supply or changes in the growth rate of the velocity of money.
Ans: D. changes in the growth rate of the money supply or changes in the growth rate of the velocity of money.
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