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Question 5. Money and Inflation. The demand for real money is given by
Y L(Y, i) = Y / ?i
Here Y is real GDP and i is the nominal interest rate measured in percentage points. The future
inflation ?e is expected to be zero.
(A) Derive an expression for the velocity of money. Comment on the form of your answer: is velocity
a constant number? If not, why not?
(B) The nominal money supply is 1500 and the nominal interest rate is 4%. What is nominal GDP? What is the real interest rate?
(C) What is the price level if real GDP is 3000?
(D) Suppose there are rumors that the future price level will rise by 5%. If lenders wish to charge the same real interest rate, what nominal interest rate should they set now?
(E) How does expected inflation affect the money velocity? Find the new velocity and explain the direction of change.
(F) How does expected inflation affect the current price level? Find the new current price level assuming the money supply and real GDP remain the same.
(G) If the central bank wants to keep the price level the same as before, at what level should it set the money supply?
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