The Liquidity-Preference Theory Assumes That the Interest Rate Adjusts to Balance

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Essay

The liquidity-preference theory assumes that the interest rate adjusts to balance the money demand and supply, where the money supply is arbitrarily determined by the central bank. However, we have previously learned that the central bank controls the money supply precisely by changing the interest rate. How do you reconcile the liquidity-preference theory with using the interest rate as a monetary policy tool?

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Definitions:

Enhancements

refers to improvements or upgrades made to products, services, or systems to increase functionality, performance, or quality.

Migrations

The movement of entities from one location to another, often referring to data, animals, or human populations.

Assembly Drawing

A detailed illustration showing the components of a product and how they fit together, used in manufacturing and engineering.

Bill of Material

A bill of material is a comprehensive list of raw materials, parts, and components needed to manufacture a product, including quantities and specifications.