Short Run Aggregate Supply Curve

 When the government prints money, at first the economy loves it. There is more money, so people are willing to spend more money. They might hire more workers and produce more, which drives up GDP However, with more money, the worth of a single dollar is less, which drives up inflation. People demand higher wages for their work because the dollar is worthless. The company charge more for a single product because it costs more to produce that product. This shifts the supply curve up and to the left.