Monetarists Argue That the Amount of Money the Public Will

question 107

Multiple Choice

Monetarists argue that the amount of money the public will want to hold depends primarily on the level of

• A) nominal GDP.
• B) investment.
• C) consumption.
• D) prices.

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Compound Interest Tables

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