Liquidity Preference Theory of Interest

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[@kaushalmaurya4550]

12:00 sir according to your explanation demand for money is dependent on rate of interest (r).Then why r is on y axis it should be on x axis

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What’s the problem in rate of interest being measured on Y-axis

[@kaushalmaurya4550]

@@EZClassesfaghsa Sir, we know that independent variables should be on X axis and dependent variables on Y axis. And in this explanation Rate of interest (r) seems independent variable that is why I am asking that r should be on X axis

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HEARTY THANKS TO YOU SIR FOR THE EXPLANATION. ..YOU REALLY HELPED ME TO UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT CLEARLY. GOD BLESS YOU RICHLY FOR YOUR SELFLESS EFFORTS!

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Sir ise demand for money bhi kehte hai kya plz bataiyee

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[@erarshidsmathacademy3337]

Hello Sir, I am student with an engineering background. So, i decided to start reading economics from the basics and i started reading the NCERT book. Regarding this topic, the NCERT book compares the demand of bonds to market rate of interest, not the ROI given by bond. However, i didnt find this comparison in your lecture. So my confusion is:Which ROI is plotted in the LP curve against Speculative demand?

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[@elihirschman2727]

Fantastic! Could you give me a quick explanation as to how I can represent L(i) numerically as a decreasing function in the general money model M/P = L(i) x Y? 🙏 🙏

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Sir mera ek question hai ki professor Annatol murad Or chapman kya classical economist hai

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Sir at liquidity trap....will crowding out effect is 0...if yes then how

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[@AnnuSingh-yn6sq]

How is income and liquidity preference curve related?

[@EZClassesfaghsa]

LP (speculative demand for money), in Keynesian scheme, is a function of rate of interest.but unless you know the Contingency demand and Transaction demand for money, where both are functions of Income level because it will determine as to how much money will be available for speculation.

[@AnnuSingh-yn6sq]

@@EZClassesfaghsa thank you Sir for reply. This mean fall in income, less speculative money, leftward shift of LPC.

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[@dilankakaluarachchi9863]

Sir can you give me answer this question. Discuss liquidity preference framework to evaluate the effect of monetary policy on interest rate.

[@laxmipal3957]

Sir I am not able to link speculative demand and interest rate with bond- interest rate

[@laxmipal3957]

Please explain how are they both related

[@Shauracool123]

Sir, I have a doubt, please clear It seems speculative demand is a function of interest. And even for speculative demand, we need to know interest. So the question again comes how will interest be determined. Can we say that the interest rate actually follows the rate given in the bond market? Like for any reason say, safe-haven demand for US bond demand increases so its prices will go up, and return on them will go down. So given that return on bond has fallen. Does it mean that people would demand less money from the bank to invest in the bond market and due to this interest rate will fall. But in this case rate of interest has actually become a function of happening in the bond market rather than other way around. Or can we say that the interest rate is determined by Central Bank depending on the overall economy and then this mechanism follows. Where speculative demand is function of rate decided by Central Bank?

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nyc explanation sir ....sir plz explain how to economy out of liquidity trap????

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The best explaination of LP. Thank you sir.

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[@anwinaby6421]

Sir I have a doubt Is there any reason why liquidity preference curve convex to the origin

[@nitismukhiya]

When the rate of interest increased the money supply decreased. liquidity preferences are just similar to the money supply. I have given you a clue now think yourself.

[@nataliagameplay1838]

Becoz of negative relationship between intereste rate and money suppley.

[@suindude8149]

In higher rate of interest public will not be motivated to take loans hence there is problem and chance of equilibrium situation with interest sky rocketing or the deflation in interest will be there.No investment hence less volatility of money.Hence no liquidity or trap in the market.

[@cashmoney2159]

Sir isme jab supply of Money ghata tab rate of interest badha matlab banks ne rate of interest badhaye to logo ne pesa banks me dal diya tab jake supply ghati?? Ye rate of interest kese badhta hai real life me batao not on theory of inversely proportional and all please

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[@tingdong3001]

Rarely I find clear explanation on economics. On "liquidity trap"- seems non-existent in western economies now. They can reach zero interest level, others even in the negative territory.

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