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- W2004263798 abstract "In a recent article in this journal [1], Paul Wells analyzed the role of liquidity preference in the determination of the bond rate of interest, and the role of wealth owners and the banking system in the flow of finance. The significance of his article rests mainly on three conclusions: 1. In the very short-run an increase (decrease) in the liquidity preference of ultimate wealth owners will result in a fall (rise) in the bond rate of interest (pp. 127-28). 2. In the longer run the behavior of the banking system in determining the money supply will affect the level of real economic activity (pp. 133-34). 3. Interest rates will lead rather than follow any increase in economic activity (p. 135). The purpose of this comment is to show that his conclusions do not logically follow from his model. In fact, the first two conclusions stand in sharp opposition to results produced from a correct interpretation of the model." @default.
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- W2004263798 title "Liquidity Preference and the Flow of Finance: Comment" @default.
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