Exam 17: Macroeconomic Policy I: Monetary Policy

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Most monetarists recognise that:

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Causality is clear and mechanical with the quantity theory of money. If M increases because V and Q are:

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Monetarists and classical economists assume that:

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With a floating exchange rate, intervention in the FOREX market is usually known as:

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The velocity of money in Australia:

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Which of the following statements is correct with respect to monetary policy?

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According to classical economists:

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Monetarists argue that velocity is reasonably predictable.

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Classical economists traditionally believed that:

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The cash rate is the interest rate charged:

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A sharp fall in investment in Australia will most likely result in the RBA:

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According to monetarists:

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If the money supply = $100 billion, nominal GDP = $400 billion, then the velocity of money is:

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The average number of times per year each dollar is used to transact an exchange is known as the:

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Australia has experimented with policy based on the monetarist policy prescription of monetary targeting.

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If the velocity of money is 3, nominal GDP is $300 billion, then the supply of money is:

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The time before information about the current phase of economic activity in the real world becomes available is called the:

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Under a fixed exchange rate system, an excess supply for the Australian dollar in the FOREX market often resulted in:

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According to monetarists:

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The effect of an increase in interest rates by the RBA is likely to be:

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