Both the approaches lead to the same conclusions, i.e., the price level or the value of money depends upon the money supply. In other words, there is direct proportionate relationship between the money supply and the price level and inverse proportionate relationship between money supply and the value of money. If the money supply is doubled, the price level is also doubled and the value of money is halved. sir apne kaha dono kaha dono theory alag hai kase conclusion same hai
Ankit it's just like Thomson, Rutherford and Neil Bohr model in which Conclusion is almost same way to define things are different....... Here also, both approaches are different but the main focus is money supply is directly proportional to price level and inversely related to value of money........
Conclusions are not equal but there are different from each other. Quantity theory of money that there is direct and proportionate relationship between price level and money supply but inverse proportionate relationship between price level and value of money. But cash balance approach of quantity theory of money states that there is not any direct proportionate relationship between money supply and price level. CTA gives more impotance on money supply and CBA gives more impotance on money demand. I think u can better understand if u understand difference between CTA and CBA
@@khoshalmobeen Because with changing price level, you need more money in pocket to buy the same amount of goods and services. The money in your pocket is the nominal value of money without taking inflation into consideration. If the price level increases by a certain amount, you need more cash to buy the goods and services and thus, demand for money would increase and take an upward slope. Always remember that whatever you have in your pocket is not real value of the money if evaluated in terms of general price level prevailing 10 years ago, cuz the real value would determine how many commodities could be bought with that nominal value in current year. With an increase in price level, you have to carry more to equate with real value value of that paper currency.
you might have seen in fishers approach md is downward sloping when we have 1/p on y axis. Since now we are relating Md with p rather than 1/p the demand curve's shape get reversed. That's what i think . I Hope it helps.
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According to u that when demand for money for cash balance increase it leads to price increase p1 to p2... but when people will hold more money means they will spend less then how price will increase....? I think something is wrong....
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Both the approaches lead to the same conclusions, i.e., the price level or the value of money depends upon the money supply. In other words, there is direct proportionate relationship between the money supply and the price level and inverse proportionate relationship between money supply and the value of money. If the money supply is doubled, the price level is also doubled and the value of money is halved. sir apne kaha dono kaha dono theory alag hai kase conclusion same hai
Ankit it's just like Thomson, Rutherford and Neil Bohr model in which Conclusion is almost same way to define things are different.......
Here also, both approaches are different but the main focus is money supply is directly proportional to price level and inversely related to value of money........
Why Md is taken upward slope ?
Conclusions are not equal but there are different from each other. Quantity theory of money that there is direct and proportionate relationship between price level and money supply but inverse proportionate relationship between price level and value of money.
But cash balance approach of quantity theory of money states that there is not any direct proportionate relationship between money supply and price level. CTA gives more impotance on money supply and CBA gives more impotance on money demand.
I think u can better understand if u understand difference between CTA and CBA
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Because with changing price level, you need more money in pocket to buy the same amount of goods and services.
The money in your pocket is the nominal value of money without taking inflation into consideration. If the price level increases by a certain amount, you need more cash to buy the goods and services and thus, demand for money would increase and take an upward slope. Always remember that whatever you have in your pocket is not real value of the money if evaluated in terms of general price level prevailing 10 years ago, cuz the real value would determine how many commodities could be bought with that nominal value in current year. With an increase in price level, you have to carry more to equate with real value value of that paper currency.
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Why demand curve KPY is upward sloping
you might have seen in fishers approach md is downward sloping when we have 1/p on y axis. Since now we are relating Md with p rather than 1/p the demand curve's shape get reversed.
That's what i think . I Hope it helps.
Why is Money demand curve upward sloping?
Because, demand for money is directly related to the income.
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Sir,why is demand curve upward sloping?shouldn’t it be downward sloping.
Because, demand for money is directly related to the income.
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Sir, can you explain theories of supply of money
Why demand curve slopes up ward in this theory and as constant of supply curve why it will increase
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Nominal income is what you see presently. When we correct this nominal income for inflation, we get real income
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''Intrest is the reward for parting with liquidity for a specific period of time''. Explain.
which theory related with this statement? please sir
Keynesian analysis
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Sir, why does Cambridge name it "Cash Balance Approach"
Because cambridge economists, like Keynes and Marshall, are associated with this theory.
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There is a confusion in mind regarding the upward slopping money demand curve Md
Why is it upward slopping
Sir md mee Kpy kun haii
Kindly explain your question
Sir md = kpy formula Kaise bana
According to u that when demand for money for cash balance increase it leads to price increase p1 to p2... but when people will hold more money means they will spend less then how price will increase....? I think something is wrong....
When people have more money they don't store money they will spend more money and that's how inflation works and price level will be increased
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