When people like yourself take extra (unbudgeted) money along on an extended trip, economists classify this money as satisfying your

a. speculative motive
b. transactions motive
c. emergency motive
d. precautionary motive
e. inflationary motive


D

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a. households b. the federal government c. the Federal Reserve bank d. the local government e. business firms

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a) when money supply growth is 2% or less b) as a short-term policy prescription c) for economies on the gold standard d) as a long run explanation for inflation e) when the velocity of money is volatile

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