Primary Liability Is Unconditional

question 52

True/False

Primary liability is unconditional.

Evaluate the effects of changing velocity of money on economic outcomes.

Distinguish between proportional, more than proportional, and less than proportional changes in economic variables.

Understand the implications of the Quantity Theory of Money in a static economy.

Understand the roles and responsibilities of the Federal Reserve and commercial banks in monetary policy.

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