money supply

The money supply is up about 29 percent so far this year.

Take the example of an increase in the money supply.

To pay for this, the Government can only increase the money supply.

And the Government needs to protect the nation's money supply.

Recently, the Government has taken steps to control its money supply.

Cash has now become a very small part of the money supply.

They called the process necessary to meet the needs of a growing money supply.

Thus an increase in money supply will lower interest rates.

One might guess it's about money supply theory, that sort of thing.

In such a case, an expansion of money supply would have no effect on the economy.

"Give me control of a nation's money supply, and I care not who makes its laws."

It also means that the money supply will not be a problem for the credit market until well into summer.

This shows the components of a change in money supply.

There are three techniques that have been used to control money supply.

The money supply, which had barely increased during the fall, took off.

It makes up the smallest part of the money supply.

Clearly the money supply grew very slowly during the second half of 1987.

In this case there will have been no expansion of the money supply at all.

Show how an increase in money supply will have a larger effect on national income.

The growth rate of the money supply has moved in this direction recently.

Indeed, for the last few months, the money supply has actually been shrinking.

In fact it is the most stupid way to create the money supply.

Since 1987, the money supply has grown, on average, at just half the rate of the early 80's.

For one thing, he said, the money supply has surged.

There has been virtually no growth in the money supply since September.