From the Liquidity Preference Framework: There
is an increase in the price level. What happens to...
From the Liquidity Preference Framework: There
is an increase in the price level. What happens to the demand for
money? Draw and explain using the demand curve for
money.
According to liquidity preference theory,a. an increase in the price level reduces the quantity of money demanded. This is shown as a movement along the money-demand curve. An increase in the interest rate shifts money demand rightward.b. an increase in the interest rate reduces the quantity of money demanded. This is shown as a movement along the money-demand curve. An increase in the price level shifts money demand to the right.c. an increase in the interest rate increases the quantity...
Using either the liquidity preference framework or the classic
framework (supply and demand of bonds) to predict how interest rate
change and give brief explanation of your prediction.
Economy is expanding;
Expected inflation rate increases;
According to liquidity preference framework, in what direction
do interest rates move in response to an increase in money supply,
other things unchanging? What is the name of this effect?
According to the liquidity preference model:
A.
an increase in the money supply lowers the equilibrium rate of
interest.
B.
the demand for money curve is a vertical line.
C.
the money supply curve is a horizontal line.
D.
a decrease in the money supply lowers the equilibrium rate of
interest.
A price floor or a price ceiling is an example of:
A.
market equilibrium price.
B.
a quota.
C.
a price control.
D.
a quantity control.
In the AD-SRAS-LRAS model, what happens to the price level and
the unemployment level in the short-run when there is an increase
in consumption spending (C)?
Group of answer choices
a.Price level increases and unemployment level increases.
b.Price level decreases and unemployment level falls.
c.Price level increases and unemployment level falls.
d.Price level decreases and unemployment level increases.
Output gap is the difference between:
Group of answer choices
a.Nominal Output and Short-Run Output
b.Real GDP and Nominal GDP
c.Actual output...
Under the liquidity preference (money market) framework, how
will the following events affect real interest rates? Show your
answer using graphs.
The economy enters a recession.
The Federal Reserve decreases the nominal money supply.
The price level decreases.
The price level and the nominal money supply both decrease by 17
percent.
What happens if you hold more cash reserves? It increases
liquidity, but does it also increase equity or current liabilities?
Or does it increase foregone profits? Thanks.
4) Using the liquidity preference model, graphically
illustrate:
a) an initial increase in the money supply
b) a longer-term increase in income (GDP) and the price level
(inflation).
Use the liquidity preference model to show how an increase in
money supply (M) shift the LM curve. (Draw two diagrams: the market
for real money balances and the LM
curve)
Thanks!