Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... holding of money persists until stock prices have fallen . Only then do you reduce your bank deposit and buy stocks again . The Influences on Money Holding The transactions , precautionary , and speculative motives for holding money ...
... holding of money persists until stock prices have fallen . Only then do you reduce your bank deposit and buy stocks again . The Influences on Money Holding The transactions , precautionary , and speculative motives for holding money ...
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... holding money is holding an interest - earning financial asset such as a savings bond or Treasury bill . By holding money instead of such an asset , you forgo the interest that you other- wise would have received . This forgone interest ...
... holding money is holding an interest - earning financial asset such as a savings bond or Treasury bill . By holding money instead of such an asset , you forgo the interest that you other- wise would have received . This forgone interest ...
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... holding money is the interest rate . The benefit from holding money is the avoidance of frequent transac- tions . The higher the interest rate , the smaller is the quantity of real money demanded . The demand curve for real money shows ...
... holding money is the interest rate . The benefit from holding money is the avoidance of frequent transac- tions . The higher the interest rate , the smaller is the quantity of real money demanded . The demand curve for real money shows ...
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