According to the Quantity Equation, an Increase in the Velocity

question 99

Multiple Choice

According to the quantity equation, an increase in the velocity of money, all else fixed, will tend to cause:

• A) a reduction in nominal GDP.
• B) a reduction in the money supply.
• C) an increase in nominal GDP.
• D) an increase in the money supply.

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