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Suppose you own a small business and have been thinking about expanding production, including hiring more workers. Until recently, interest rates at your bank have been too high for you to obtain a loan. However, the central bank decides to expand the money supply, which lowers interest rates to a level where you can take out a loan and expand production.
A) Please explain the ways in which your actions affect the macroeconomy.

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