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Classical theory of inflation

interest rate is reflective of supply and demand for money

when the price of something increases, the money used to buy it is

less valuable

Short term demand equals

consumption

long term demand equals

investment

Money supply, money demand, and Monetary equilibrium

Quantity theory of money

the quantity of money available determines the price level and that the growth rate in the quantity of money available determines the inflation rate

nominal variables

variables measured in monetary units



Money and prices

real variables

variables measured in physical units



output

classical dichotomy

the theoretical separation of nominal and real variables

money neutrality

the proposition that the change in money supply does not affect real variables

velocity of money

the rate at which money changes hands

velocity of money equation

V=(P*Y) / M

p=

price level (nominal GDP)

y=

quantity of output (real GDP)

m=

quantity of money

quantity equation

M*V=P*Y



relates the quantity of money, velocity of money, and the dollar value of the economy to the output of goods and services

a rapid increase in the money supply leads to what in terms of inflation

rapid increase in inflation

inflation tax

the revenue the government raises by creating money (value of money decreases)

the fisher effect

the one for one adjustment of the nominal interest rate to the inflation rate (nom IR - inflation rate = real IR)

Shoeleather costs

the resources wasted when inflation encourages people to reduce their money holdings (transportation)

Menu costs

costs of changing prices

price confusion/misallocation of resources

inflation causes dollars at different times to have different real values