Assuming a Long-Run Relationship, If Nominal Money Supply Grows at a Rate

question 19

Multiple Choice

Assuming a long-run relationship, if nominal money supply grows at a rate of 4.5%, real output growth is 3.2%, and the percentage change in velocity is 2%, what is the inflation rate?

• A)9)7%
• B)5)7%
• C) 4.5%
• D)3)3%
• E)2)5%

Differentiate between nominal and real GDP and understand the effects of inflation.

Identify the sources of GDP from the perspective of expenditure and income approaches.

Understand the distinction between microeconomics and macroeconomics contexts.

Appreciate the limitations of GDP as a measure of economic well-being and quality of life.

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