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When the purchasing power of money declines,
(b) the demand for money decreases and interest rate rises.
This is because a decrease in purchasing power will mean an incraese in price level (inflation) and hence people will prefer to hold money in banks or other assets that provide a better return. Thus, other demand for money falls.
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