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Empirical Evidence Suggests That from 1960 Until 2007, the Velocity

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Question 181

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Empirical evidence suggests that from 1960 until 2007, the velocity of money had, on average, been


A) constant.
B) decreasing.
C) rising.
D) fluctuating around zero.

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