The interest rate is determined in ?
Correct answer: D. the money markets
- A. the money and labor markets
- B. the goods and labor markets
- C. the goods market
- D. the money markets
Explanation
The money market equates money demand with money supply, and their intersection determines the equilibrium interest rate. Goods and labour markets determine other macroeconomic outcomes, not the basic money-market interest rate.
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