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1) Answer is A. Interest rate
Liquidity preference shows that there is negative relation between demand for money and interest rate.
2) Answer is C. $360
Change in aggregate demand = Value of multiplier * change in expenditure = 6 * 60 = 360.
3) True.
Interest rate is on horizontal axis, so as the interest rate increases there is left side movement on the curve. So there is no shift.
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