Suppose the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is planning to increase the output (Y). Inorder to do so the central bank increases the money supply in the economy. With this in view, keeping the velocity of money constant and assuming the quantity theory of money what happens to the AD curve. Explain the answer with an appropriate diagram and proper economic intuition.

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