What happens to the LM curve when the money supply expands?

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The economy travels upward along the LM curveThe LM curve shifts leftwardThe economy moves downward along the LM curveThe LM curve shifts to the right

Explanation

An increase in the money supply causes the LM curve to shift to the right, reflecting higher liquidity in the economy. This shift indicates that for any given level of income, interest rates are lower. Options A and C describe movements along the curve, not shifts, and option B incorrectly suggests a leftward shift.