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The AD curve will shift to the

The AD curve will shift to the
A) right if the price level falls and the quantity of money is held constant.
B) right if the price level rises and the quantity of money is held constant.
C) right if the price level is held constant and the quantity of money rises.
D) right if the price level is held constant and the quantity of money falls.

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