Exam 22: Quantity Theory, Inflation, and the Demand for Money
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Methods of financing government spending are described by an expression called the government budget constraint, which states the following:
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As interest rates rise, the expected absolute return of money ________, money's expected return relative to bonds ________.
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Keynes's theory of the demand for money is consistent with ________ movements in ________.
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Explain the Keynesian theory of money demand. What motives did Keynes think determined money demand? What are the two reasons why Keynes thought velocity could not be treated as a constant?
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Cutting the money supply by one-third is predicted by the quantity theory of money to cause
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Keynes's theory of the demand for money implies that velocity is
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If nominal GDP is $10 trillion, and velocity is 10, the money supply is
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Keynes hypothesized that the speculative component of money demand was primarily determined by the level of
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Because Treasury bills pay a higher return than money and have no risk
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Because interest rates have substantial fluctuations, the ________ theory of the demand for money indicates that velocity has substantial fluctuations as well.
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If there are economies of scale in the transactions demand for money, as income increases, money demand
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If the money supply is $600 and nominal income is $3,600, the velocity of money is
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Tobin's model of the speculative demand for money shows that people hold money as a ________ as a way of reducing ________.
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The quantity theory of inflation indicates that if the aggregate output is growing at 3% per year and the growth rate of money is 5%, then inflation is
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The speculative motive for holding money is closely tied to what function of money?
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