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erika

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An increase in money growth, holding all other factors constant, will cause
 
  A) a reduction in seignorage.
  B) an increase in seignorage.
  C) no change in seignorage.
  D) an ambiguous effect on seignorage.

Question 2

Hyperinflation typically leads to
 
  A) a reduction in barter.
  B) a reduction in real money balances.
  C) a preference for domestic over foreign currency.
  D) an increase in real tax revenues collected by the government.
  E) all of the above



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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