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Chapter 20: Q 23. (page 548)

What happens to nominal GDP if the money supply grows by 17% but velocity declines by 24%?

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Nominal GDP decreases by7%.

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Step 1. Define velocity.

A velocity of an item is a function of frequency and is defined as the rate of growth of its location with respect to the criteria of reference.

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Step 2. What happens to the nominal GDP?

According to quantity theory of money equation,
MY=PV
Growth of nominal GDP=Growth of money supply+ Growth of velocity
role="math" localid="1647087667890" =24%-17%=-7%
Therefore, the nominal GDP decreases by7%.

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