Equation of Exchange Exercise 3 (Algo)The table below shows information on a small nation.$160,000Money SupplyVelocity of MoneyReal GDPa. What is the price level?15$8,000b. Suppose the nation decides to increase the money supply to $176,000. If the velocity of money and real GDP remain unchanged,what is the new price level?

Velocity of Money represents the speed at which money is spent in the economy for buying goods and…

Equation of Exchange Exercise 3 (Algo) The table below shows information on a small nation. $160,000 $8,000 Money Supply Velocity of Money Real GDP a. What is the price level? b. Suppose the nation decides to increase the money supply to $176,000. If the velocity of money and real GDP remain unchanged, what is the new price level?

Equation of Exchange Exercise 3 (Algo) The table below shows information on a small nation. $160,000 $8,000 Money Supply Velocity of Money Real GDP a. What is the price level? b. Suppose the nation decides to increase the money supply to $176,000. If the velocity of money and real GDP remain unchanged, what is the new price level?

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