EC223 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Money Supply, Demand Curve, Fisher Hypothesis

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When deciding whether or not to buy or sell an asset, one must consider: wealth. Holding everything constant, wealth = quantity demanded of an asset: expected returns. Holding everything constant, expected returns = quantity demanded of an asset: risk. Holding everything constant, risk = quantity demanded of an asset: liquidity. Holding everything constant, liquidity = quantity demanded of an asset. Theory of portfolio choice how much of an asset one holds is determined by wealth, expected returns, risk and liquidity. Asset market approach an approach to determine asset prices using stocks of assets rather than flows. Shifts in the demand for bonds: wealth, expected returns, risk, liquidity. Higher expected future interest rates lower the expected return for long term bonds, decrease the demand and shift the demand curve to the left. Lower expected future interest rates increase the demand for long term bonds and shift the demand curve to the right.

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