QUESTION 17 For this and the next two questions, use the growth-rate version of the equation of exchange. Assume it holds exactly Answer with a number only If real income is growing at 2%, the money stock is growing at 25%, and velocity is growing at -24%, what will be the inflation rate? gP = % +FN+F10 (Mac).

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