Use the AD-AS framework to analyse the short run and long run effects on an economy when the following incidents occur. Analyse each incident separately and begin your analysis with a long run equilibrium. (a) The government decides to cut taxes. \ (b) An increase in oil prices which did not affect the potential output. show diagram please.

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