Suppose there is a/an increase in the growth rate of the money supply. If the liquidity effect is smaller than the output, price-level, and expected inflation effects, then in the long run, interest rates A. rise when compared to their initial value. B. become unpredictable. C. remain unchanged when compared to their initial value. D. fall compared to their initial value. In the long run, if the output, price-level, and expected inflation effects outweigh the liquidity effect, to raise interest rates the Federal Reserve should A. maintain the growth rate of the money supply. B. increase the growth rate of the money supply. C. decrease the growth rate of the money supply. D. become unpredictable by varying the growth rate of the money supply without releasing the information to the public