Our short-run empirical evidence suggests that increases in money growth do not affect the short-run inflation rate
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Our short-run empirical evidence suggests that increases in money growth do not affect the short-run inflation rate but do increase the growth in real output. Use aggregate demand and supply analysis to explain how this can occur.
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Money Banking And Financial Markets An Economic Approach
ISBN: 9780395643952
1st Edition
Authors: Michael R. Baye, Dennis Jansen
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