Velocity, Inflation, and Money Supply
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How would I find the rate the Fed should let the money supply grow in order to completely stop inflation, if the velocity of money is increasing by 3% and the economy is growing at a rate of 2.5% a year.
Whats the difference between the statement "the money supply is fixed" and the statement "the money supply is exogenous"?
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The following problem helps with a problem involving velocity, inflation and money supply.
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The key equation of the Quantity theory of money is PY = MV, where P is the price level, Y. is the real GDP, M is the money supply and V is the velocity. This equation can be represented as (percent change in the money supply) + (percent change in velocity) ...
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