Ch 5 - Classical theory Flashcards

1
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What is the equation of exchange?

A

MV=PT

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2
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What is velocity of circulation?

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Number of times each unit of money is used in transactions per period

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Name 3 assumptions in the quantity theory of money

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  1. V is taken as exogenous
  2. M is determined by the gov/CB
  3. T is determined by real variables such as preferences, endowments and technology
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4
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If V and T are considered exogenous, the growth rate of money supply is equal to _____

A

Inflation

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5
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What does velocity of money measure?

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How many times a unit of money is used to purchase goods and services per period. It is also a stability of the money demand

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6
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What are some determinants of the velocity of money?

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Frequency of payment, individual habits and spending patterns, efficiency of the payments system and int rate.

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7
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There’s generally an _______ relationship between money holdings and the velocity of money

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Inverse

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8
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The equation of exchange is a _____- equation and the Cambridge school under Marshall transformed it into a ________

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Flow, stock

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9
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What does the Cambridge view of the quantity theory depict?

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Amount of money one held was equal to a proportion k of nominal GDP (PY) where k=1/V

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10
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What is meant by the Classical dichotomy?

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Only real variables determined real outcomes

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11
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What is money neutrality?

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The quantity of money determined the absolute price level or the value of goods in terms of monetary units ( from the equation of exchange). Money is neutral, in the sense that the quantity of it has no effect on any real variables in the economy.

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12
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What does Say’s law say?

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Supply creates its own demand. Thus if there’s an excess demand for one good, there must be an excess demand for another. However, there can be no general gluts

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13
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What does Walras’ law say?

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In market for n-1 goods, if there’s eqm for n-2 markets, there must be eqm in the n-1 th market

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14
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When the velocity of money is high, fiscal and monetary policy are _______ effective

A

More

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15
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Why is money included in the utility function of households?

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The more money households hold, the greater the extent to which households can purchase goods ahead of making sales. Money holdings stand as a proxy for the more convenient sequence of transactions they make possible.

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