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AD and AS curves. Equilibrium output and price level. Fiscal and Monetary Policy Tools of fiscal policy (taxation, government spending). Tools of monetary policy (interest rates, open market operations). Effects on aggregate demand and overall economy. International Economics Exchange rate regimes
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