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MV=PQ questions What is M , V, P, Q and what does it show? MV=PQ questions What is M , V, P, Q and what does it show?

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What will happen to the Price level from the quantity theory of money if M increases and all other factors remain the same What will happen to the Price level if velocity increases What would cause velocity to increase ID: 760754

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MV=PQ questions

What is M , V, P, Q and what does it show?

What will happen to the Price level from the quantity theory of money if M increases and all other factors remain the same.

What will happen to the Price level if velocity increases?

What would cause velocity to increase?

What would cause Real Output/ GDP to increase?

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Compare and contrast questions

CConcepts must be defined and terms used correctly with depth in answers including the Why, What and How of the situation.MModels must be linked into your answers e.g. PPC, AD/AS, Foreign exchange, 2 country model, world market /Demand supply marketSSituation given – every example given must be referred to including product, country, shifts required, why and how detail.CCompare the two situations given for the impacts /flow on effects to society. What is the same for both situations.CContrast the two situations given for the impacts/ flow on effects to society and identify the situation that will have the greater effect on the economy. What is different for both situations. Justify your answers for Excellence.

Your answers to include reference to the following key ideas:

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MV=PQ answers

MV = PQ

where M = money supply, V = velocity

P= Price(general price level) Q= output/Real GDP

M

α

P

Any change in money supply will result in a proportionate change to the price level.

Assuming V and Q are constant.

If other factors are going to change others will likely not change.

Underutilised resources

i.e. recession or

Full capacity

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M – Money supply V- Velocity

Interest rates are lowered or increased by banksThe Reserves required through banking requirements i.e. banks hold some deposits for daily withdrawals (by law) and relend the rest to households and businesses for loans.Availability of credit from overseas sources So M can change which leads to a proportional change in PQ.

Inflationary expectations

(what people expect of prices)

A

vailability of credit

so people can finance spending leading to a change in rate.

Consumer confidence

depending on level of confidence by households.

So V can change which leads to a proportional change in PQ.

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P – General Price Level Q- real GDP/ output

Demand-pull inflation increase in AD = C + I + G + (x-m)Cost push inflation decrease in AS as a result of increased raw materials, productivity decreasing and wages increasing.If P increases then MV will increase in equal proportion assuming Q is constant.Velocity may increase with increased consumption but usually it is constant so M should increase proportionally.

I

n a

recessionary period

where idle resources are available so production can increase.

Not during a boom

as resources are allocated to production so output changes are minimal.

Q will be constant unless in the right conditions e.g. recession or depression or weak recovery.

If

any of these factors change

the other side of the equation will change as a result in equal

proportion.

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MV=PQ – causes why and how

Situation

Factor

Why how

Effect on MV

Effect on PQ

Household borrowing rises

Availability of credit drops

Bank reserves increase

Demand pull inflation rises

More idle resources used

in production

Interest rates increase

Full capacity – boom period continues

Cost-push

inflation rises

Interest

rates decrease

Consumer confidence increases

Inflationary expectations rise

Consumer

confidence decreases

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Answers

Include a definition

of Quantity theory of money – a theory that shows the relationship between economic variables and how they can influence economic activity in the economy based on MV=PQ.

MV=PQ

shows one side moves in proportion to the other so if one factor changes both sides will change.

Describe factor and situation then why it changes / how

and

impact on the equation - both si

des of it.

If

comparing two situations

look for the

same impact

and a

different impact

. Then

greatest

impact

justified why

will it have biggest impact.

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Questions page 36/ 37 workbook

Use the

Quantity theory of money

to explain in detail the effect on the price level of an

increase in the money supply

in a recessionary period.

Use the

Quantity theory of money

to explain in detail the effect on the price level of a

decrease in the money supply

in a boom period.

Compare and contrast

the effect on the price level of:

An increase in the money supply of 5

%

An increase in the money supply, which is accompanied by an

increase in savings

due to

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