How will a slow and weak economy change the demand for money, interest rates, and investment in an economy?

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Leon Timmermans · Answer 1 · 2020-02-24T08:08:35+0000

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Interest rates rarely increase during a recession. Actually, the opposite tends to happen; as the economy contracts, interest rates fall in tandem. Lowering the interest rates as an economy recedes is known as quantitive easing

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