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The equation PY=MV, or V=PWM, or some other configuration, where P is the price level, Y is national income or GDP, M is the supply of money and V is the velocity of money. can describe eitherthe long-run neutrality of money [the Monetarist Approach that increases in the money supply without an accompanying increase in the economy's productive capacity end up as inflation}. or the velocity of circulation of the money supply {how many times the money supply turns over in a given period}, and other theoretical abstractions from reality. 1. In a sentence, what would happen in this hyper-simplified version of a closed macroeconomy if some technological innovation led to a higher rate of velocity of the money supply M and boosted the productive capacity of the economy, or GDP {Y}, in the same proportion? 2. In a sentence, what would happen it the positive impact of the innovation on V was greater than on Y? :1. In a sentence or {max} two, what would happen it the impact on V was greater than 'r', and there is also a so-called 'Amazon effect" on P