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According to the velocity of money formula, if the aggregate price level doubles: Select one: a. the money supply will also double. b. both money demand and the money supply will rise proportionally. c. neither money demand nor the money supply will rise. d. money demand at any given interest rate will also double.

          According to the velocity of money formula, if the aggregate price level doubles:
Select one:
a. the money supply will also double.
b. both money demand and the money supply will rise proportionally.
c. neither money demand nor the money supply will rise.
d. money demand at any given interest rate will also double.
        
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According to the velocity of money formula, if the aggregate price level doubles: Select one: a. the money supply will also double. b. both money demand and the money supply will rise proportionally. c. neither money demand nor the money supply will rise. d. money demand at any given interest rate will also double.
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00:01 Here the answer.
00:02 Answer is option a.
00:03 Option a is the correct choice.
00:05 Now for the solution.
00:08 Step 1.
00:09 The demand for money can be defined as the money demand which is a negative function of prevailing interest rate.
00:20 The supply of money is computed by the central bank of the country.
00:25 The money supply curve will be a vertical line that is parallel.
00:31 To the y -axis.
00:34 The money supply is independent of the interest rate.
00:40 Now for the next step, when fed decides to decrease the supply of money in the economy, the supply curve will shift leftward...
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