The Main Idea Behind Monetarism Is That

question 161

Multiple Choice

The main idea behind monetarism is that:

• A) the aggregate output will be even greater than potential output if the money supply grows at a constant rate.
• B) the aggregate price level will increase proportionally if the money supply grows at a constant rate.
• C) the government budget will have a deficit if the government spending grows at a constant rate.
• D) the aggregate output will grow steadily at a constant rate if the money supply also grows at a constant rate.

Understand and apply the concept of financial leverage and debt ratio in financial analysis.

Understand the process of posting from the general journal to the ledger accounts.

Assess the financial risk based on liabilities, assets, and equity.

Understand the steps involved in processing financial transactions.

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