Which scenario would cause a rise in the demand for money?

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A rise in interest ratesAn increase in overall economic outputA reduction in the general price levelAn expansion in the money supplyA decline in consumer spending

Explanation

The demand for money typically grows when the economy produces more goods and services, reflected by a higher aggregate output. Conversely, higher interest rates tend to discourage holding money, lower price levels reduce money demand, and increasing the money supply affects liquidity but not the demand for money directly.

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Which scenario would cause a rise in the demand for money?

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