In: Economics
Compare and contrast the classical and the Cambridge versions of the quantity theory of money.
SIMILARITIES BETWEEN CLASSICAL AND THE CAMBRIDGE VERSION OF THE QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY
CLASSICAL | CAMBRIDGE |
DIRECT PORPOTIONAL RELATION BETWEEN QUANTITY OF MONEY AND THE PRICE LEVEL | DIRECT PROPORTIONAL RELATION BETWEEN QUANTITY OF MONEY AND THE PRICE LEVEL |
INVERSE RELATION BETWEEN VALUE OF MONEY AND THE QUANTITY OF MONEY | INVERSE RELATION BETWEEN VALUE OF MONEY AND THE QUANTITY OF MONEY |
M DENOTES MONEY | M DENOTES MONEY(ROBERTSON AND PIGOU) |
ALMOST SIMILAR EQUATIONS | ALMOST SIMILAR EQUATIONS |
CONTRAST BETWEEN CLASSICAL AND CAMBRIDGE APPROACH
CLASSICAL | CAMBRIDGE |
MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE FUNCTION OF MONEY | STORE OF VALUE FUNCTION OF MONEY |
P DENOTES AVERAGE PRICE LEVEL | P DENOTES PRICE OF FINAL GOODS OR CONSUMER GOODS |
SUPPLY SIDE APPROACH | BOTH DEMAND AND SUPPLY SIDE APPROACH |
T DENOTES TOTAL GOODS AND SERVICES EXCHANGED FOR MONEY | T DENOTES CONSUMER OR FINAL GOODS EXCHANGED FOR MONEY |