QUESTION 21A decrease in the money supply creates an excesssupply of money that is eliminated by rising prices.supply of money that is eliminated by falling prices.demand for money that is eliminated by falling prices.demand for money that is eliminated by rising prices.a.b.С.d.aCQUESTION 22Suppose the money supply grew at an average annual rate of 20%, velocity was constant, the nominal interest rate averaged 16%, and output grew at an averageannual rate of 8%. According to the Quantity Theory,a.inflation averaged 6% per year and the real rate of return was 2%.b.inflation averaged 12% per year and the real rate of return was 4%.inflation averaged 10% per year and the real rate of return was 8%.inflation averaged 20% per year and the real rate of return was 6%.С.d.aCClialc Squa All Answers to save all answers.boO CO O O C QUESTION 20First National BankAssetsLiabilities and Owners' EquityReserves$1,800 Deposits$16,000Loans$9,000 Debt$1000Short-term securities$7,000 Capital (owners' equity)$800If the market value of Short-term securities fall to $6,800. Then the percentage change of the leverage ratio is:a. 31.83%b. 29.33%C. -29.33%d. -31.83%e. 200$f. -200$g. There is not enough information to find the answerab.Cef

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QUESTION 21 A decrease in the money supply creates an excess supply of money that is eliminated by rising prices. supply of money that is eliminated by falling prices. demand for money that is eliminated by falling prices demand for money that is eliminated by rising prices a. b. C. d. a

QUESTION 21 A decrease in the money supply creates an excess supply of money that is eliminated by rising prices. supply of money that is eliminated by falling prices. demand for money that is eliminated by falling prices demand for money that is eliminated by rising prices a. b. C. d. a

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Chapter13: Monetary Policy

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