25> d rise to 6%
Since Fisher effect says, norminal interest rate=inflation rate+real interest rate, a 2% rise in inflation will be echoed in nominal interest.
26> It means the ratio of deposit and reserve is higher now. So, there will be higher money supply and money multiplier is also high
So, a is correct
27> (d+n)*k is the correct answer
The reason is this is minimum level of investment required to keep the capital stock constant.
28> supply, supply
Since both of them are marginal product, they can only be captured by supply curves.
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