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Which of the following is true when the government is deficit spending I The government becomes a borrower in the loanable funds market II Real inte

 
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Which of the following is true when the government is deficit spending i the government becomes a borrower in the loanable funds market ii real interest rates rise iii private investment spending is crowded out iv the total amount of borrowing is decreased answer i ii and iii only i ii iii and iv i iii and iv only i and ii only i and iii only
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