According to Keynes' liquidity preference theory, what primarily determines the interest rate?

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The overall supply and demand in the economyThe availability and demand for funds to be borrowedThe balance between the supply of money and the demand for itThe interaction between labor supply and labor demandThe government's fiscal policy decisions

Explanation

Keynes' liquidity preference theory states that the interest rate is set by the equilibrium between the supply of money and the demand for money. This contrasts with other theories that focus on loanable funds or labor markets.