Starting from long run equilibrium,show the effect of theseThree steps:1. Identify whether the eventwill shift aggregate demandor aggregate supply.independent events:1. Central bank increases moneysupply.2. To which direction.2. Expected future inflation rate3. Graphing.rises3. An Increase in oil price.4. An increase in interest rate.

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hree steps: ting from long run equilibrium, show the effect of these independent events: 1. Identify whether the event will shift aggregate demand or aggregate supply. 1. Central bank increases money supply. 2. To which direction. 2. Expected future inflation rate rises 3. Graphing. 3. An Increase in oil price. 4. An increase in interest rate.

hree steps: ting from long run equilibrium, show the effect of these independent events: 1. Identify whether the event will shift aggregate demand or aggregate supply. 1. Central bank increases money supply. 2. To which direction. 2. Expected future inflation rate rises 3. Graphing. 3. An Increase in oil price. 4. An increase in interest rate.

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