This document outlines three assignments for a monetary theory and policy course. Assignment I asks to explain the best economic policy for five different situations: a balance of payment surplus, a boom period, an increased exchange rate, foreign investor migration from Kenya, and high unemployment. Assignment II asks to graphically explain the effect of restrictive monetary policy and demonstrate credit creation using bank deposits and reserves. Assignment III asks to compare the transactions and cash balances approaches to the quantity theory of money, illustrate Tobin's speculative demand for money function, and solve an optimization problem to find the optimal cash holding level.
This document outlines three assignments for a monetary theory and policy course. Assignment I asks to explain the best economic policy for five different situations: a balance of payment surplus, a boom period, an increased exchange rate, foreign investor migration from Kenya, and high unemployment. Assignment II asks to graphically explain the effect of restrictive monetary policy and demonstrate credit creation using bank deposits and reserves. Assignment III asks to compare the transactions and cash balances approaches to the quantity theory of money, illustrate Tobin's speculative demand for money function, and solve an optimization problem to find the optimal cash holding level.
This document outlines three assignments for a monetary theory and policy course. Assignment I asks to explain the best economic policy for five different situations: a balance of payment surplus, a boom period, an increased exchange rate, foreign investor migration from Kenya, and high unemployment. Assignment II asks to graphically explain the effect of restrictive monetary policy and demonstrate credit creation using bank deposits and reserves. Assignment III asks to compare the transactions and cash balances approaches to the quantity theory of money, illustrate Tobin's speculative demand for money function, and solve an optimization problem to find the optimal cash holding level.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FIN 3102: MONETARY THEORY AND POLICY ASSIGNMENT I, II & III
ASSIGNMENT I (10 MARKS)
There are major forms of economic policies conducted by governments aimed at realizing various macroeconomic objectives. As a policy expert, explain the best policy that can be implemented in case of the following situations: i. Balance of payment surplus ii. The boom period iii. Increased exchange rate assuming the exchange rate is defined in terms of Kenya shillings per dollar iv. Migration of foreign investors from Kenya to other countries v. High level of unemployment ASSIGNMENT II (10 MARKS) a) Graphically explain the effect of a restrictive monetary policy on the aggregate demand- aggregate supply model b) Discuss the concept “credit creation”. Given that the cash reserves ratio is 25 percent. Demonstrate how a commercial bank uses initial deposit of 120,000 shillings to create credit. Also calculate the maximum primary deposits that can be created, maximum cash reserves to be created and maximum secondary deposits to be created.
ASSIGNMENT III (20 MARKS)
a) Explain the similarities between the Fishers transactions approach and the Cambridge cash balances approach to quantity theory of money b) Consider the Tobin’s Theory of Speculative Demand for Money.Illustrate and explain Tobin’s method of deriving the demand function for speculative money and demonstrate the substitution effect and the wealth effect c) Suppose a person wishes to spend $10,000 in a year. His hourly wage is $40 per hour and he spends half an hour on each of his visits to the bank. The nominal interest rate on his savings account at the bank is 10%. i) How often should he go to the bank? ii) On average, how much money should he carry on him? iii) Find the total cost at the optimum cash holding level.
Bright Day School, Vadodara CBSE Unit - Vasna Academic Year: 2021 - 22 Term Test - I Subject: Economics (030) Date: 18/09/2021 STD: XII Time: 3 Hours Marks: 80