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If the nominal GDP decreases by 3% while the money supply increases by 7%: A- th

ID: 1152245 • Letter: I

Question

If the nominal GDP decreases by 3% while the money supply increases by 7%:
A- the price level doesn’t change B- the velocity of the money decreases by 10% C- the price level increases by 3% D- the velocity of money increases by 10%


If the nominal GDP decreases by 3% while the money supply increases by 7%:
A- the price level doesn’t change B- the velocity of the money decreases by 10% C- the price level increases by 3% D- the velocity of money increases by 10%



A- the price level doesn’t change B- the velocity of the money decreases by 10% C- the price level increases by 3% D- the velocity of money increases by 10%




Explanation / Answer

Answer is B. The velocity of Money decreases by 10%.

Explanation:

The velocity of Money = Nominal GDP / Money Supply

Velocity = 97 (i.e. 100-3%) / 107 (i.e. 100+7%) = 0.906

Hence decrease by 10% approx