The correct option for the real quantity of money.
Answer to Problem 1MCQ
From the available options, the correct option is equal to M/P.
Explanation of Solution
The real quantity of money would equal the M/P (nominal quantity of money/
Moreover, the real quantity of money would not be higher in the long run when Fed purchased securities because bonds are purchased by Fed to increase the money supply in the free economy. And, this quantity would not be equal to real GDP in the short run as it is based on the standard amount of goods and services in the country.
Therefore, the correct option is a (equal to M/P) and all other options are incorrect.
Introduction: The supply of money or the total amount of money that is available and circulated in the country is called the quantity of money, which can be the total of cash, coins, and bank balances.
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