Travis K. answered 05/09/23
Economics Tutor for MBA, Intro (Principles), AP Micro / Macro classes
Just draw an aggregate demand shift to the right. This is because it is now cheaper to borrow and firms will borrow more and spend on investment. Further, when interest rates fall, there is less incentive for households to save, and more incentive to spend, which increases consumption. Both private investment and consumer spending are parts of AD, which increases AD.