it’s so ironic how I was studying this topic yesterday. Thank you so much for these videos! They’re so timely as my exams are in June and so far They have really helps me! God bless you
The explanation is easy to follow, concept well explained , and conclusion naturally follows. But I still have one question, can the central bank lower the interest rate directly to zero instead of trying to increase the money supply?
No its not loans. Bonds are government papers that has a cost . For exmpl bank gives you paper saying cost=200$ for 2024, 300$ for 2026. You can buy and hold it or trade with it
it’s so ironic how I was studying this topic yesterday. Thank you so much for these videos! They’re so timely as my exams are in June and so far They have really helps me! God bless you
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You’re very welcome and I’m glad you are finding the videos helpful. Good luck in summer and be sure to check back in and let me know how you did!
The explanation is easy to follow, concept well explained , and conclusion naturally follows. But I still have one question, can the central bank lower the interest rate directly to zero instead of trying to increase the money supply?
What is bond exactly? I don't quite get it, it is similar to loans but how is it different?
No its not loans. Bonds are government papers that has a cost . For exmpl bank gives you paper saying cost=200$ for 2024, 300$ for 2026. You can buy and hold it or trade with it
I don't understand why is the money supply for liquidity preference is inelastic
money supply is constant
Thank you so much
Was the explanation easy to follow?
@@EnhanceTuition yes extremely! Thanks a ton for these videos! My exams are in feb and I am bingewatching your videos right now haha!
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