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Do not change the rate of inflation in the long run, sustained inflation requires ongoing increases in the money supply.

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In the long run, inflation is primarily driven by changes in the money supply, as per the quantity theory of money, while other factors like consumption, investment, government spending, and net exports affect the economy in the short run.

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