Which one of the following would be unlikely to increase the typical household's demand for money balances that it uses to pay its bills?

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When individual paydays change from once a month to once a week, households receive income more frequently and may not need to hold as much money at any given time to pay bills, as they can more closely align bill payments with income receipts. This contrasts with scenarios where paydays are less frequent, or when income or prices increase, all of which typically necessitate larger money balances to manage expenses.

Which One of the Following Would Be Unlikely to Increase