Expansionary monetary policy is to aggregate demand as a gardener is to which of the following?

Expansionary monetary policy is to aggregate demand what a gardener is to a garden: it nurtures growth. By lowering interest rates and increasing money supply, the policy encourages businesses and households to spend more, just as a gardener waters and feeds plants. Both actions aim to stimulate flourishing—one stimulates the economy, the other stimulates plants. For example, when a bank cuts rates, consumers buy more cars, boosting demand like a gardener pruning a bush to make it flourish. Thus, the policy acts as a caretaker of the economy, just as a gardener cares for a garden.