According to the Liquidity Preferences Model, these are the expected first impact (short run) coming from an increase of Money Supply, EXCEPT: OIncrease in Demand for Bonds. OIncrease in Money in circulation Decrease in Nominal Interest Rates Increase in economic activity. hulu

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