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When interest rates go up, the quantity of money demanded
Arises sharply
Bcomes down
Cdoubles in size
Dis unaffected
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. comes down
Holding money means giving up interest on deposits, so people hold less money at higher rates.
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