题目：
对利率最敏感的是（）
A、货币的交易需求；
B、货币的谨慎需求；
C、货币的投机需求；
D、三种需求反应相同。
答案：
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参考答案：A, B, D
对利率最敏感的是（）A、货币的交易需求； B、货币的谨慎需求； C、货币的投机需求； D、
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