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1.An open market purchase of government securities raises the supply of money.
Answer-Third option.
2.Contractionary monetary policy shifts money supply curve to the left, raising Interest rate and reducing income.Thus,AD falls.
Answer-Last option.
3.Answer-A
This because AD shifts to the left as a result of contractionary monetary policy.
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