Both the portfolio choice and Keyness theories of the demand for money suggest that as the relative
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Both the portfolio choice and Keynes’s theories of the demand for money suggest that as the relative expected return on money falls, demand for it will also fall.
Why would the portfolio choice approach predict that money demand is unaffected by changes in interest rates? Why did Keynes think that money demand is affected by changes in interest rates?
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The Economics Of Money Banking And Financial Markets
ISBN: 978-0134376936
6th Canadian Edition
Authors: Frederic S Mishkin ,Apostolos Serletis
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