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... supply of money is associated with rising income . The stabilization policy that this model suggests is ob- vious : if the relationship between income and the de- mand for money is stable , the system can be maintained in equilibrium by ...
... supply of money is associated with rising income . The stabilization policy that this model suggests is ob- vious : if the relationship between income and the de- mand for money is stable , the system can be maintained in equilibrium by ...
Page 268
... supply of securities ; it tends to create an excess supply of securities and to raise the in- terest rate . An increase in the supply of money will tend to reduce the rate of interest . = --- These qualitative propositions are the ...
... supply of securities ; it tends to create an excess supply of securities and to raise the in- terest rate . An increase in the supply of money will tend to reduce the rate of interest . = --- These qualitative propositions are the ...
Page 269
... supply . Part of the saving done by households then goes , directly or indirect- ly , into reducing the private sector's indebtedness to banks rather than into financing investment . Thus defla- tionary pressure on the system is , in ...
... supply . Part of the saving done by households then goes , directly or indirect- ly , into reducing the private sector's indebtedness to banks rather than into financing investment . Thus defla- tionary pressure on the system is , in ...
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