IS-LM Theory of Interest Rate
Classical: I = S ⇒ r* [IS] Real sector Keynesian: Md =Ms = r* [LM] Monetary sector This theory shows […]
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Keynesian Theory of Interest Rate: Liquidity Preference Theory of Interest Rate
Money Demand = Money Supply = Interest Rate Equilibrium Money Demand > Money Supply = Interest Rate ↑↑ (Shortage of
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Privatization in Nepal (नेपालमा निजीकरणको अवधारणा)
Privatization is the economic, political, and social issue where the ownership of the government of the public enterprises (PEEs) is
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Economic liberalization policies adopted by Nepal and their impact
Liberalization in Nepal is said to be begin from early 1980s when the government started to be liberal for the
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Policy Issues in Development
Economic liberalization policies adopted by Nepal and their impacts Liberalization: Concept and Rationale: Liberalization is an economic framework in which
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Theories of Interest Rate Determination
Classical Theory of Interest Rate For the classicist, the interest rate is determined by the interaction between aggregate savings and
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Determinants of Money Supply in Nepal
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), as a central bank, is responsible for determining the money supply in Nepal. Since the basic
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Theories of Money Supply – High power (H) theory of Money Supply
Money supply is defined as the total money in circulation within the economy during the given period. It is the
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Capital Account Convertibility (CAC)
Capital Account Convertibility (CAC) refers to the freedom to move capital (financial assets) across a country’s borders without restrictions. This
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Keynesian Theory of Money Demand
This theory is primarily concerned with explaining why people demand money. According to Keynes, people demand money primarily for 3
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Theories of Money Demand – Monetary Economics
What is Money Demand? Money Demand refers to the desire or need of individuals, businesses, and the government to hold