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If there is a temporary increase in the money supply of a home country (US), please...

If there is a temporary increase in the money supply of a home country (US), please graph (in order to show how the variables change) the following:

Nominal money supply, price level, real money supply, United States’ interest rate, and the exchange rate  

As an Example, let's use the US dollar and the British Pound

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