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For other non-price conditions, increase in equilibrium interest rate leads to

A. zero restrictiveness

B. negative restriction

C. increase restrictiveness

D. decrease restrictiveness

Answer: Option D

For other non-price conditions, increase in equilibrium interest rate leads to decrease restrictiveness.

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