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  FIGURE 27-3 -Refer to Figure 27-3. Part i)  of the figure shows the money market and the effect of an increase in the supply of money. The corresponding sequence of events in the bond market is as follows: The of money at i0 leads firms and households to bonds, which leads to an)  in the price of bonds and a decrease in the interest rate. A)  excess demand; buy; increase B)  excess demand; sell; decrease C)  excess supply; buy; decrease D)  excess supply; sell; decrease E)  excess supply; buy; increase FIGURE 27-3
-Refer to Figure 27-3. Part i) of the figure shows the money market and the effect of an increase in the supply of money. The corresponding sequence of events in the bond market is as follows: The of money at i0 leads firms and households to bonds, which leads to an) in the price of bonds and a decrease in the interest rate.

Recognize the importance of velocity of money in economic transactions and its calculation.
Comprehend the differing views of Keynesian and classical economics on various economic issues.
Identify the role of economic theories in shaping economic policies and the behavior of the economy.
Understand the impact of changes in money supply on price levels and real output according to different economic theories.

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