What is the immediate impact on the real output market when the money supply increases?

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cause the aggregate supply curve to move rightwardcause the aggregate supply curve to move leftwardcause the aggregate demand curve to shift leftwardcause the aggregate demand curve to shift rightward

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An increase in the money supply typically raises overall spending power, which leads to a rightward shift in the aggregate demand curve. This reflects higher demand for goods and services in the economy, while aggregate supply remains unchanged initially.

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What is the immediate impact on the real output market when the money supply increases?

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