Use the graph to explain why changes in the supply of money affect the quantity of money demanded

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Q: How do changes in the money supply affect the economy?

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Q: Explain what determines the demand for money.

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Q: Write a money demand function and explain the determinants of money demand.

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Q: Explain why a fall in the purchasing power of money reflects a rise in inflation.

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