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Suppose a large percentage of young workers move from their early earning years to their prime earning years. This change would cause Choose one: A. the supply of loanable funds to decrease and the interest rate to increase. B. the supply of loanable funds to increase and the interest rate to increase. C. the supply of loanable funds to decrease and the interest rate to decrease. D. the supply of loanable funds to increase and the interest rate to decrease.

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