In the market for loans, if the interest rate is below market equilibrium quantity demanded is

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When the interest rate is below the market equilibrium, the quantity demanded for loans exceeds the quantity supplied, leading to a shortage of money available for loans. This is because lower interest rates make borrowing more attractive, increasing demand, while lenders are less willing to supply loans at lower returns.

In the Market for Loans, If the Interest Rate Is