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Figure 7-1 Figure 7-1   -Employing Figure above, assume that the initial equilibrium Y was 2500 at E0 prior to a change in the nominal money supply. The movement from E0 to   represents A)  an increase in the nominal money supply with a constant interest rate. B)  an increase in the nominal money supply with a constant price level. C)  a decrease in the nominal money supply with a constant price level. D)  a decrease in the nominal money supply with a rising interest rate.
-Employing Figure above, assume that the initial equilibrium Y was 2500 at E0 prior to a change in the nominal money supply. The movement from E0 to Figure 7-1   -Employing Figure above, assume that the initial equilibrium Y was 2500 at E0 prior to a change in the nominal money supply. The movement from E0 to   represents A)  an increase in the nominal money supply with a constant interest rate. B)  an increase in the nominal money supply with a constant price level. C)  a decrease in the nominal money supply with a constant price level. D)  a decrease in the nominal money supply with a rising interest rate. represents


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