When We Incorporate a Relationship Between Expected Inflation and Liquidity

question 70

Multiple Choice

When we incorporate a relationship between expected inflation and liquidity preference (demand for real balances) into our long-run model, it can help to explain:

• A) erratic shifts in exchange rates.
• B) how changes in expectations can move the markets quickly.
• C) why sometimes PPP seems not to hold in the short run.
• D) erratic shifts in exchange rates, how changes in expectations can move the markets quickly, and why sometimes PPP seems not to hold in the short run.

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