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Analyse the short and long run impacts of an expansionary monetary policy, within an AD-AS (aggregate demand/ aggregate supply) model on each of the following economic variables.

1) The equilibrium level of income (Y) or output (GDP)2) The equilibrium level of consumption expenditure (C)3) The equilibrium level of fixed private investment spending or capital formation (I)4) The equilibrium wage rate (W)5) The equilibrium interest rate (I)6) The level of employment (N)7) The general price level (P)

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