The quantity theory of money states that:
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The quantity theory is in no way related to fiscal policy. Money supply multiplied by velocity must equal nominal gross domestic product (GDP).
Which of the following statements is least accurate? According to the quantity theory of money:
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The equation of exchange states that MV = PY, so P = MV/Y.
Which of the following relationships in regard to the equation of exchange is least accurate?
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The equation of exchange holds that: Money Supply × Velocity = Nominal GDP = Price × Real Output.
Which of the following is the most accurate definition of the velocity of money? The velocity of money is the:
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Velocity is the average number of times per year each dollar is used to buy goods and services (velocity = nominal GDP / money). Therefore, the money supply multiplied by velocity must equal nominal GDP. The equation of exchange must hold with velocity defined in this way. Letting money supply = M, velocity = V, price = P, and real output = Y, the equation of exchange may be symbolically expressed as: MV = PY.
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