Present an analysis where you examine the long term impact of an increase in the money supply.  Use your analysis to explain why increases in the money supply may explain the observed changes in both product prices and nominal wage levels over time.  Also, uses your analysis to explain (using words) what it means when macroeconomists say “money is neutral.”

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