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Quantity Theory of Money
An economic theory which proposes that the amount of money in an economy is directly proportional to the level of economic activity.
Sophisticated Version
An advanced or complex form of something, often referring to technology, systems, or methodologies.
Rational Expectationists
Economic theorists who believe individuals make predictions based on available information and in a way that errors cancel out over time.
Recessionary Gaps
A situation in macroeconomics where the real GDP is lower than the potential GDP, indicating underutilized resources and less-than-full employment in the economy.
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