It is generally agree, that the demand for real money balances (d depends on income Y, nominal rate of interest i, and expected inflation En. An economy has fallen into hyperinflation a la German 1922-1923, and you are required to estimate the flight from money phenomenon. Which of following demand for real balances is the appropriate choice? A. d = Constant B. d = L(Y, i, En) C. d = L(i, ET) D. a = L(En) E. None of the above is true

It is generally agree, that the demand for real money balances (d depends on income Y, nominal rate of interest i, and expected inflation En. An economy has fallen into hyperinflation a la German 1922-1923, and you are required to estimate the flight from money phenomenon. Which of following demand for real balances is the appropriate choice? A. d = Constant B. d = L(Y, i, En) C. d = L(i, ET) D. a = L(En) E. None of the above is true

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