When Money Demand Decreases, the Fed Can Choose Between

When money demand decreases, the Fed can choose between:

A) increasing interest rates or increasing the supply of money to restore equilibrium in the money market
B) increasing interest rates or decreasing the supply of money to restore equilibrium in the money market
C) decreasing interest rates or increasing the supply of money to restore equilibrium in the money market
D) decreasing interest rates or decreasing the supply of money to restore equilibrium in the money market
E) increasing the interest rate or increasing deficit in the federal budget to restore equilibrium in the money market