Assume that the demand for money is given by: L = kY -hi and that the central bank allows the money supply to adjust in order to maintain a given interest rate. If income increases from YO to Y1 what will the resulting Im curve look like, assuming that the central bank maintains its policy of keeping the interest rate at an unchanged level?

Assume that the demand for money is given by: L = kY -hi and that the central bank allows the money supply to adjust in order to maintain a given interest rate. If income increases from YO to Y1 what will the resulting Im curve look like, assuming that the central bank maintains its policy of keeping the interest rate at an unchanged level?

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