Question: In a numerical example, the result gives when zero inflation rate m0=0.1667, when 10% inflation rate m1=0.1244 and when 100% inflation rate m2=0.08217. Also y/m
In a numerical example,
the result gives when zero inflation rate m0=0.1667,
when 10% inflation rate m1=0.1244 and
when 100% inflation rate m2=0.08217.
Also y/m was 6 when zero inflation.
Then, when 10% inflation rate, y/m is 8.04 and
when 100% inflation rate, y/m will be 12.1701.
m= real money holdings.
y=output
How do you interpret the decreasing m and increasing y/m when inflation rate increases.
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