Which of the following factors cause the IS curve to shift?

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The IS curve represents the combinations of interest rates and output levels at which the market for goods and services (or equivalently, the demand for goods and services) is in equilibrium. The factors that cause the IS curve to shift include a change in the level of taxes (because it affects disposable income and thereby consumption), and an autonomous investment change that shifts the investment function (because it affects demand for goods and services through the multiplier effect). A change in the money supply affects interest rates directly, but it does not affect the demand for goods and services directly, so it does not shift the IS curve by itself.

Which of the Following Factors Cause the IS Curve to Shift