Explain using graph the effect of each event on the long-run aggregate supply. 1. Congress raises the minimum wage to £10 per hour. 2. Intel invents a new and more powerful computer chip. 3. An increase in the Foreign direct investment (FDI) by £ 15.8 billion

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