The Institutionalist Theory of Inflation Differs from That of the Quantity

question 24

Multiple Choice

The institutionalist theory of inflation differs from that of the quantity theory by focusing on:

• A)how firms determine wages and prices.
• B)the equation of exchange.
• C)the rate of growth in the money supply.
• D)the institutions that influence how the money supply is determined.

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