Chapter 11: Aggregate Demand I: Building the IS-LM ModelHenüz123cevaplanmadı5,00 üzerindenQuestion: Which of the following is false?10111215İşaretlenmişF Soruyuişaretle1920O a.The Quantity theory assumes income level to change and Keynesian model assumes it to be fixed.Uygulamayı bitir ...Kalan süre 0:14:53O b.The Fisher equation implies that an increase in inflation will also increase nominal interest rate since realinterest rate is constant.The Quantity theory assumes real money balances to be constant but the liquidity preference (Keynes)theory assumes it to change.Od.The Quantity theory assumes nominal interest rate to be determined by price level and the liquiditypreference (Keynes) theory assumes it to be determined by real interest rate.The liquidity preference (Keynes) theory implies that an increase in nominal interest rate will increasereal interest rate since price level is fixed.O e.

Answer- Need to find- Which of the following is false Evaluating the options:- 1. Quantity theory…

Question: Which of the following is false? O 4. The Quantity theory assumes income level to change and Keynesian model assumes it to be fixed. D. The Fisher equation implies that an increase in inflation will also increase nominal interest rate since real interest rate is constant. OC. The Quantity theory assumes real money balances to be constant but the liquidity preference (Keynes) theory assumes it to change. O d. The Quantity theory assumes nominal interest rate to be determined by price level and the liquidity preference (Keynes) theory assumes it to be determined by real interest rate. e The liquidity preference (Keynes) theory implies that an increase in nominal interest rate will increase real interest rate since price level is fixed.

Question: Which of the following is false? O 4. The Quantity theory assumes income level to change and Keynesian model assumes it to be fixed. D. The Fisher equation implies that an increase in inflation will also increase nominal interest rate since real interest rate is constant. OC. The Quantity theory assumes real money balances to be constant but the liquidity preference (Keynes) theory assumes it to change. O d. The Quantity theory assumes nominal interest rate to be determined by price level and the liquidity preference (Keynes) theory assumes it to be determined by real interest rate. e The liquidity preference (Keynes) theory implies that an increase in nominal interest rate will increase real interest rate since price level is fixed.

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