Multiple Choice
Empirical studies indicate that the velocity of money tends to increase when interest rates rise. Which of the following best explains why this is true?
A) When the velocity of money is high, banks will increase their lending interest rates.
B) An increase in the growth rate of GDP will cause the velocity of money to increase.
C) The higher interest rates increase the cost of holding money balances and, thereby, increase the velocity of money.
D) Both the velocity of money and interest rates will rise when the inflation rate falls.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q146: The short run sequence of events following
Q147: Suppose the velocity of money is 8,
Q148: An expansionary monetary policy is most likely
Q149: A shift to a more expansionary monetary
Q150: A study of countries with high inflation
Q152: Low rates of inflation are generally associated
Q153: When the Fed increases the money supply
Q154: Starting from an initial long-run equilibrium, an
Q155: Other things being equal, an increase in
Q156: Which of the following contributed to the