Was the 1982 Velocity Decline Unusual?

Abstract

John A. Tatom analyzes recent movements in velocity. Velocity, the ratio of the nation’s GNP to its money stock, fell sharply in 1982. Since velocity is an indicator of the public’s demand for money, many analysts have interpreted the decline as an unanticipated shift in the public’s desired holdings of transaction balances.

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