1) The economy of Jalapeno - land is initially in long run equilibrium before it endures...
1) The economy of Jalapeno - land is initially in long run equilibrium before it endures a series of shocks
a) The central bank of Jalapeno-land decides to suddenly increase the money supply. Show in a graph how this shock will be felt in the short and long run.
b) The banking regulator in Jalapeno-land decides to introduce deposit insurance, so bank deposits are now protected. Show in a graph how this shock will be felt in the short and long run
c) Explain what the central bank could do to mitigate the shock in a and b, if its objective is to stabilize output
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