Consider the variables that shift money demand and money supply. Match each of the following scenarios with one of the four graphs of money demand and money supply. a. More widespread use of mobile wallets b. Banks decrease their desired reserve ratio c. The Bank of Canada sells Treasury bills d. Real GDP increases Figure A illustrates A. more widespread use of mobile wallets. B. real GDP increases. . banks lowering their desired reserve ratio. D. the Bank of Canada sells Treasury bills. Figure B illustrates A. real GDP increases: B. more widespread use of mobile wallets. C. banks lowering their desired reserve ratio. D. the Bank of Canada sells Treasury bills. Figure C illustrates A. real GDP increases . the Bank of Canada sells Treasury bals. . banks lowering their desired reserve ratio D. the Bank of Canada sells Treasury bils. Figure C Illustrates A. real GDP increases: . the Bank of Canada sells Treasury bils. C. more widespread use of mobile wallets. D. banks lowering their desired reserve ratio Figure D illustrates D illustrates A. real GDP increases . more widespread use of mobile wallets banks lowering their desired reserve ratio D. the Bank of Canada sells Treasury bols