In the Keynesian system, an increase in the money stock would
a. increase the interest rate, which, in turn, would increase aggregate demand and income.
b. decrease the interest rate, which, in turn, would decrease aggregate demand and income.
c. decrease the interest rate, which, in turn, would increase aggregate demand and income.
d. decrease the interest rate but would have no effect on aggregate demand and income.
C
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The marginal revenue of the 35th unit of output is:
A. $-5. B. $20. C. $10. D. $0.
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