The expenditure lags between fiscal actions and their effects on aggregate demand are probably fairly short.

The velocity of money

A) is, according to the equation of exchange, equal to M/Y. B) indicates the number of times per year a dollar is spent on final goods and services. C) is, according to the equation of exchange, equal to P/M. D) indicates the speed with which the U.S. Treasury can mint new coins.

Cost

A) is what the buyer pays to get the good. B) is always equal to the marginal benefit for every unit of a good produced. C) is what the seller must give up to produce the good. D) is greater than market price, which results in a profit for firms. E) means the same thing as price.