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- I'm currently taking Macroeconomic course and I wanna ask what is the menu costs and Is it somehow relate with the assumption of monetary neutrality? Thank youIn an OLG model with money: Each gen picks 12 banans when young, 0 bananas when old. Central bank prints out 2 units of money, given to gen 0 for free. maxCyCo Cy= 4-vm Co= 0 + vm In equilibrium, 1 money = ______ bananas.discuss the scope and importance of monetary economics to the feild of economics
- What is money, according to Adam Smith? Is it an economic instrument that creates wealth, or inequality? Describe 1 argument and make explicit reference to an idea from The Wealth of nations?a) how does this model below relates to the Covid Crisis? More specifically, please use the following graph to explain why price continuously going up during the Covid crisis? b) What is the better solution to solve the crisis than increase money supply? How does this work?discuss the scope of monetary economics and its importance to the feild of economics
- Why were people in the United States in the nineteenthcentury sometimes willing to be paid by check ratherthan with gold, even though they knew there was a possibility that the check might bounce?What does institutionalist say about money neutrality in economics?Explain Money super-neutrality as a concept of monetary economics.
