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A rise in the nominal money supply will

A rise in the nominal money supply will
A) shift the IS curve and shift the AD curve.
B) shift the AD curve and raise the equilibrium price level.
C) shift the AD curve and raise the equilibrium level of nominal GDP.
D) All of the above are correct.

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