Question 3) Using the start year (see Column Z) and end year (see Column AA) plot the M1 money supply (see Column AC) and Monetary Base (see Column AD) on the same graph from January of the start year to December of the end year (see Column AB.) Comment on what happened to the money multiplier. Your comment should be included with the graph. Start yearend yearObservation date M1SL AMBSL EXUSEUEXUSALEXCAUS 2002 2012 5/1/2002 1189.3692.7510.917 0.5498 1.5502

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