Monetarists Conclude That the Primary Determinant of Changes in Nominal

question 32

Multiple Choice

Monetarists conclude that the primary determinant of changes in nominal GDP is

• A) money growth.
• B) growth in aggregate demand.
• C) growth in aggregate supply.
• D) the inflation rate.

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Definitions:

General Equilibrium

An economic state where supply and demand are balanced across all markets in the economy simultaneously.

Continuous Demand

Demand for a good or service that can be quantified at every level of production or price, without any gaps.

First Theorem of Welfare Economics

A principle stating that under certain conditions, a market in equilibrium will allocate resources efficiently in a way that maximizes total social welfare.

Competitive Equilibrium

A market state where supply equals demand, leaving no incentive for price changes as long as external conditions remain constant.