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Quantity theory of money

In economics, the velocity of money refers to a key term in the quantity theory of money, which centers on the equation of exchange:

M*V = P*Q

where

M is the total amount of money in circulation in an economy at any one time (say, on average during a month).

V is the velocity of money, i.e., how often each unit of money is spent during the month. This reflects financial institutions and other economic conditions.

P is the average price level for the economy during the month.

Q is the total number of items purchased during the month with the particular kind of money represented by M

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