Suppose, the Aggregate Demand for Money-Holding Is L = KY

Suppose, the aggregate demand for money-holding is L = kY - hi, where Y is the real GDP, k is the real balance fraction, i is the interest rate and h is the extent by which interest rate affects money demand. We can conclude:

A) when the interest-sensitivity of the money demand function increases, there will a parallel rightward shift of the money demand curve.
B) when the real cash balance fraction (k) increases, there will a parallel rightward shift of the money demand curve.
C) when both Y and i increases, there will a parallel rightward shift of the money demand curve.
D) none of the above.