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... shows the quantity of money in the economy and an index of the pricelevel. The slope of the money line represents the rate at which the quantity of money was growing, and the slope of the price line ... velocity of money, we divide the nominal value of output(nominal GDP) by the quantity of money. If P is the price level (the GDP deflator),Y the quantity of output (real GDP), and M the quantity of ... quantity of money (M) times the velocity of money(V) equals the price of output (P) times the amount of output (Y). It is called thequantity equation because it relates the quantity of money...
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