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Business, 15.02.2022 14:00, Kjcampbell2

You have the following data for an economy: Money supply in the year 2000: 1000 Money supply in the year 2020: 2501 Real GDP (Y) in the year 2000: 100 Real GDP (Y) in the year 2020: 411 According to the Quantity Theory what is the predicted rate of inflation in this economy, measured in % per year rounded to one decimal place

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