The Argument That Changes in Output Cause Changes in the Money

question 47

Multiple Choice

The argument that changes in output cause changes in the money supply is known as

• A)the liquidity effect.
• B)the money multiplier effect.
• C)reverse causation.
• D)direct causation.

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