Money market graph: an increase in the money supply (open-market purchase)

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Money market graph with no numbers on the axes, Nominal interest rate up the side and Quantity of money along the bottom: a downward-sloping money demand curve labeled MD (blue), a vertical money supply curve MS₁ (red) and a second vertical curve MS₂ to its right, with two arrows pointing right from MS₁ to MS₂, dashed lines across from where each crosses MD to i₁ and the lower i₂ on the vertical axis, and Q₁ and Q₂ under the two supply curves — The money market after the money supply increases, as when the Fed buys bonds. The vertical money supply curve shifts right from MS₁ to MS₂, shown by two arrows, along the downward-sloping money demand curve MD. The nominal interest rate falls from i₁ to i₂, and the quantity of money rises from Q₁ to Q₂.

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