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1 mark, −0.25Macroeconomics › Demand for money and monetary theories › Baumol-Tobin transactions demand for moneyModerateabout 1 min

JNU SSS 2015 Question 11: Demand for money and monetary theories

If some individual gets ₹ 3,000 as her wage on the first day of every month and if she spends exactly ₹ 100 everyday and exhausts all her money by the end of the month, then what would be her approximate average money holding throughout the year?

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This question is on Baumol-Tobin transactions demand for money, part of Demand for money and monetary theories in Macroeconomics.

Money demand as an inventory problem trading interest forgone against transaction costs.

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