| preferred AP College board partner for AP classes
AP Macroeconomics/Unit 4: Financial Sector
Start Practice TestPractice Test
About Exam
medium Solved by 2 students
Effects of Increased Liquidity Preference
< Prev
Next >

What will happen if investors increase their preference for liquidity during a given year?

A

There will be little to no effect on interest rates since liquidity preferences do not significantly alter the demand for money in the short run.

B

The increased liquidity preference will reduce the overall demand for money by favoring non-liquid cash equivalents.

C

Banks will lower interest rates because a higher liquidity preference makes funds more available for lending.

D

There will be an increased demand for money, which can raise interest rates as individuals shift towards holding liquid assets.

Hint
Did You Know?
Explain Why
Explain All Answers
Check Answer
Show Correct Answer
Report Question

Question Leaderboard

Rank
User
Correct Count
Attempt Count
Time
Score
#1hajinkim112811 0m 00s 100
#2tonialin080311 1m 07s 33
#3jovita.bhaumik02 0m 00s -20
Items per page:
10
1 – 3 of 3
No comments yet. Be the first to comment!

AI Tutor

How can I help?

APFIVE © 2020.
Email: [email protected]|Privacy Policy