Beta is a large open economy with a floating exchange rate. Based on the above information, answer the following questions. (a) Suppose the central bank of Beta engages in contractionary monetary policy. Use three interconnected graphs to illustrate the short-run effect of the policy on the economy of Beta. (b) Briefly discuss the long-run impact of a contractionary policy implemented by the central bank on real output in Beta.

Beta is a large open economy with a floating exchange rate. Based on the above information, answer the following questions. (a) Suppose the central bank of Beta engages in contractionary monetary policy. Use three interconnected graphs to illustrate the short-run effect of the policy on the economy of Beta. (b) Briefly discuss the long-run impact of a contractionary policy implemented by the central bank on real output in Beta.

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