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2 marksMacroeconomics › Demand for money and monetary theories › The quantity theory of money and velocityHardabout 2 min

UGC-NET 2026 Question 57: Demand for money and monetary theories

Match List - I with List - II: List-I: A. Restatement of Quantity Theory of Money; B. Cash Balance Approach; C. Inventory Theorem; D. Portfolio Optimization Theory List-II: I. Baumol; II. Tobin; III. Friedman; IV. Marshall

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This question is on The quantity theory of money and velocity, part of Demand for money and monetary theories in Macroeconomics.

The link between the money stock, prices and output through velocity.

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