When the cash rate is 6 per cent, the quantity of reserves demanded is $100 billion. If the quantity of reserves is actually $110 billion, then the
A) demand for reserves decreases and the demand for reserves curve shifts leftward.
B) cash rate rises.
C) cash rate falls.
D) demand for reserves increases and the demand for reserves curve shifts rightward.
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