Keynes asserted that there is no such thing as a non-monetary theory of the rate of interest

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Keynes asserted that there is no such thing as a non-monetary theory of the rate of interest and that the rate of interest is uniquely determined by the demand and supply of money.

Explain Keynes’s reasons for this view. Compare this view with those of the traditional classical and modern classical schools.

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Monetary Economics

ISBN: 9780415772099

2nd Edition

Authors: Jagdish Handa

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