The opportunity cost of holding money is determined by ?
Correct answer: C. the interest rates
- A. the discount rates
- B. the level of aggregate output
- C. the interest rates
- D. the inflation rates
Explanation
The opportunity cost of holding non-interest-bearing money is the interest income forgone, so it rises when interest rates rise. Higher rates therefore generally reduce the quantity of money demanded.
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