Exam 17: Monetary Theory and Policy

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The advantage of money as a store of value is

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If the money supply is $300, the price level is $4, and real GDP is $1,500, what is the nominal value of output?

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In the history of monetary policy, the period of October 1979 to October 1982 was notable for

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If something causes the velocity of money to increase, the same amount of money will

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Economic theory suggests that

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If the Fed increases the federal funds rate

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An increase in aggregate demand will have a smaller long-run effect on real GDP if the

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The velocity of M1 money has moved erratically in the past several years because

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If the Fed sells government securities to banks, eventually we expect

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Exhibit 16-4 Exhibit 16-4    -In Exhibit 16-4, short-run equilibrium occurs -In Exhibit 16-4, short-run equilibrium occurs

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If the price level rises, then the

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The supply of money is depicted diagrammatically as a vertical line because the quantity of money supplied is totally dependent on the rate of interest.

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The velocity of money is defined as

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If the Fed wants to close a contractionary gap, it might

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Suppose that the demand and supply of money are initially in equilibrium, and that the demand for money increases. A monetary authority interested in keeping the money supply constant and the interest rate low must

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The demand curve for investment is graphed with __________ on the vertical axis and __________ on the horizontal axis.

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For the quantity theory of money to yield useful predictions,

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The behavior of the M1 velocity of money in recent years can be explained by

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In an economy in which velocity is constant and real output grows at an average rate of 3 percent per year, a 5 percent average rate of growth in the money supply would result in a

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If the demand for money increases,

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