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Pavel [41]
3 years ago
6

If the price level doubled and someone wanted to maintain the same level of purchasing power, the nominal quantity of money dema

nded must:
Business
1 answer:
PtichkaEL [24]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Double

Explanation:

If the price level doubles, the good becomes twice as expensive. To be able to afford to the same amount of goods before the doubling in price, the nominal money demanded has to double also.

For example, if $10 could buy 5 pencils. The price of pencils is $2. If the price of pencils increases from $2 to $4 ,$10 would buy 2.5 pencils. For the consumer to be able to buy the same amount of pencils before the price rise, the nominal quantity of money demanded should increase to $20 to be able to buy 5 pencils.

I hope my answer helps you.

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Answer:

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For comprehension purpose, I would attach options to the question:

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The correct answer is Option D (Intense supervision of labor)

Explanation:

The differentiation asked in the question above is product differentiation.

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