It can only stabilize short- term economic activity,hence,its effect will not be felt for a long time-things eventually go back to the way they were. Unless it is combined with other economic concepts,.
It doesn't tame unemployment and the cost of production in the long run.
Since the money printed or taken back will affect everybody in the same way,everybody will be affected in the same way,and the effect on the society will remain.
It might be hard to meet the actual demand for money, which may result in a decrease in available capital and beat the reason for the same.
Also,monetarist approach does not not recognize the citizens' subjective value of money and tries to create an objective value through supply and demand. This pushes them and they may grow resistant to policies that dont favour their needs, though economically viable
Kennedy
Mv = pq
Monetarism ;)
monetarism
what are the economic criticisms of quantity order approach
monatrism
Monetarism.
Kennedy
Mv = pq
monetarism
larger quantity of money in circulation
Monetarism ;)
TIM CONGDON has written: 'KEYNES, THE KEYNESIANS AND MONETARISM'
what are the economic criticisms of quantity order approach
Milton Friedman
R. Opie has written: 'Monetarism and madness, by R. Opie'
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