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Essay heading: The demand for money is purely a transactionary demand
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Everyone will hold a certain amount of money. The average amount held for transactions purposes depends upon the level of money income, the price level and the frequency of pay days. In terms of money income, the higher the money income, the greater the average expenditure on goods and services over the time period, hence the higher the level of transactions balances required... displayed 300 characters
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In terms of money income, the higher the money income, the greater the average expenditure on goods and services over the time period, hence the higher the level of transactions balances required. If the price level increases, then it is also likely that the demand for money for transaction purposes will be higher... displayed next 300 characters
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