Equilibrium nominal interest rates in the money market | AP Macroeconomics | Khan Academy

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how do we make a money market graph of a countries impact on the pandemic if the interest rate has been 0 since 2016?

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Hey I have a general question in Economics. lets says country’s current inflation is 8% and the target is to set it at 2%. The question is: The average interest rate you get on the bonds you purchased is 2% Are you making a profit in the “nominal” term? Why?

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Hello Sir, please could you re-explain why we have supply as constant? In a normal scenario supply would increase with the increase in price right?

[@umermumtaz4732]

i have a question , if there rise in price level the demand curve for money will shift righward like the on you explained, which will rise in money demand lead to higher nominal interest rate but same quantity demanded, but we know when price level rise the quantity demanded for money increases but in this case its constant....

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