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If the Public's Demand for Cash Increases, the Growth Rate

Question 107

Question 107

Multiple Choice

If the public's demand for cash increases, the growth rate of the velocity of money will


A) remain unchanged.
B) increase.
C) decrease.
D) become unpredictable.

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