Topic 8: The Monetary Model Flashcards

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How is the monetary model formed?

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By combining absolute purchasing power parity and quantity theory.

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How is the quantity theory formed?

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Demand: Md = k.P.y

Supply: Ms = M (exogenous.)

Combined:

P = M/ky

We assume M, k and y are exogenous.

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3
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What are the endogenous variables in monetary theory?

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  • S(d/f)
  • P
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What is the final monetary theory?

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S(d/f) = P / P*

P = M/ky

We can express it as one equation. But we don’t.

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5
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Show a graph that demonstrates equilibrium in the monetary model.

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Show the effects of an increase in money supply in the monetary model.

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  • Increase in M -> increase in P (from P1 to P2.)
  • -> increase in S (from S0 -> S1)
  • A depreciation
  • Analyis:
  • Rise in M causes price inflation via QT
  • Rise in P causes reduce domestic competitiveness -> depreciation.
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What is the approximate equation from the MM model?

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From QT:
%ΔP ~= %ΔM - %ΔY - %Δk,

(so)

%ΔP ~= %ΔM

From APPP:

%ΔS = %ΔP = %ΔM

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