Assume that initially everyone expected the price level to stay the same when the Federal Reserve announces that it will reduce the rate of money growth in one year. People now expect prices to rise less quickly. Use the AS/AD model to explain what happens to prices at the time of the announcement. Use either a graph or equations of the model.

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