Suppose the Thai economy is currently in a long-run (and thereby short run) equilibrium. Then, the Bank of Thailand (BOT) suddenly increases the money supply. (a) Describe the initial impact of this event in the AD-AS model by explaining whether and how any curve(s) shifts and to which direction. (b) How do the price level and the real GDP of Thailand change in the short run?

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