A change in financial technology that reduces the need to hold cash balances ________ the demand for money and ________ the equilibrium nominal interest rate

A) increases; raises
B) decreases; lowers
C) increases; lowers
D) decreases; raises
E) decreases; does not change


B

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Refer to the table below. What is the value of A plus B plus C (A + B + C) or the present value of the first three payments?


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A) $4,215.05
B) $4,100.50
C) $4,426.89
D) $3,998.

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a. The lack of a fireworks display in Yankeeville arises because of an externality. b. The lack of a fireworks display in Yankeeville is a case of market failure. c. In deciding not to produce a fireworks display in Yankeeville, private individuals and private firms made decisions that were privately rational but socially inefficient. d. All of the above are correct.

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