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Using the AD-AS model, show and explain how real GDP growth and inflation would change in both the short run and long run if the growth rate of the money supply increases unexpectedly.
Slopes
Inclined surfaces of the land, determining the direction and speed of water flow and often a factor in erosion and sediment deposition processes.
Arctic National Wildlife Reserve
A protected area in northeastern Alaska, USA, known for its diverse wildlife and vast landscapes, including tundra and forest.
Glacier National Park
A national park located in the U.S. state of Montana, known for its stunning mountain ranges, glaciers, and diverse ecosystems.
Gulf Coast
The coastline along the Gulf of Mexico in the United States, known for its distinct culture, ecosystems, and economic contributions.
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