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Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton Calculating with Our Money Demand Function Part 3 Calculations in Nominal terms (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) N on- monetary Assets Carried O ver C arry over Plus R eal Return M oney Carried O ver W age Income Present Value of Future Income Wealth C M oney Holding s Assets, End of Period P 1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

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Page 1: Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton Calculating with Our Money Demand Function Part 3

Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton

Calculating with Our Money Demand Function

Part 3Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Nominal terms

• We can also do the calculation in terms of nominal values.

• A useful exercise.– At the end, a threat

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Done in Nominal Terms

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Done in Nominal Terms

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

All variables expressed in nominal dollars, not real dollars.

We use nominal interest rate

rN = rR + ηe + rRηe

Fisher’s Law

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

The Tableau

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Nominal Expressions

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried

Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

25.1)50.5)(50.0(50.050.0

500,417,1$)5.1)(000,630($

000,450$)5.1)(000,300($2

333

222

eR

eRN

RN

RN

rrr

Pww

Pww

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Wealth in Nominal Terms

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

480$5.1417$25.11

1450$

25.11

10

2

1

z

25.1)50.5)(50.0(50.050.0

500,417,1$)5.1)(000,630($

000,450$)5.1)(000,300($2

333

222

eR

eRN

RN

RN

rrr

Pww

Pww

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Period 1 Demand

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $(356.4) $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

6.579625.1

25.11

3

11

96480)

31

(34

1

34

1

11

11

cr

rm

zc

N

N

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Period 2 Wealth

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

792$5.1417$25.11

16.57$450$)6.345($2

z

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Period 2 Demand

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

6.12921625.1

25.11

3

11

21678211

3792

)31

(23

1

23

1

22

22

cr

rm

zc

N

N

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

No Free Lunch

• In nominal terms

c2=$216,000

m2=129,600

• In real terms

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

No Free Lunch

• In nominal terms

c2=$216,000

m2=129,600

• In real terms

4.86$5.1$

6.129$6.129$

144$5.1$

216$216$

22

22

Pm

Pc

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Assets, End of Period 2

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

Assets Plus Real Return $345.6 Plus: Wage Income $450.0 Less: Consumption $216.0 Less: Increase in Money Holdings $72.0 Equals: Assets, end of Period $183.6

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Period 3 Wealth

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Demand, Period 3

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Period 4

Calculations in Nominal terms

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ('7) (8) (9) Non-

monetary Assets Carried Over

Carry over

Plus Real Return

Money Carried Over

Wage Income

Present Value of Future Income

Wealth C Money Holding

s

Assets, End of Period

P

1 $480 $480 $96 $57.6 $(153.6) 1.000 2 $(153.6) $(345.6) $57.6 $450 $1,080 $792 $216 $129.6 $(183.6) 1.500 3 $(183.6) $(413.1) $129.6 $1,417.5 $1,417.5 $1,134 $486 $291.6 $356.4 2.250 4 $356.4 $801.9 $291.6 $1,093.5 $1,093.5 3.375

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

A Threat

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

A Problem

• Assuming no change in prices, Acme Widgets is certain to earn $100,000 next period.

• Newspapers report the interest rate is 8%.

• What is the DPV of next year’s earnings?

593,92$08.1

000,100$DPV

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Wrong Wrong Wrong

• Assuming no change in prices, Acme Widgets is certain to earn $100,000 next period.

• Newspapers report the interest rate is 8%.

• What is the DPV of next year’s earnings?

593,92$08.1

000,100$DPV

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Doing it Right

• This calculation mixes real and nominal.

• Suppose the expected inflation rate is 3%

238,95$05.1

000,100$

370,95$08.1

)03.1(000,100$

DPV

DPV

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Another Problem

• Based on the consensus inflation forecast of 3%, Baker electronics expects to earn $100,000 next year.

• Experts have determined that Baker’s real rate of interest, adjusted for tax and risk considerations, is 5%.

• What is the DPV of Baker’s profits?

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Baker

238,95$05.1

000,100$DPV

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Wrong Again

238,95$05.1

000,100$DPV

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

Doing It Right

464,92$05.103.1

000,100$

593,92$08.1

000,100$

DPV

DPV

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

The Point

• Discount real (inflation adjusted) numbers with real discount rates.

• Discount nominal numbers with nominal interest rates.

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

The Threat

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Calculating with Our Money Demand Function-Part 3

End

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