90 likes | 295 Views
Interest Rate Determination. Classical Theory Marginal Efficiency of Capital (MEI) – Supply of Funds –. Interest Rate Determination. Classical Theory (cont.) Market Equilibrium Disequilibrium Conditions. Interest Rate Determination. Limitation of the Classical Theory
E N D
Interest Rate Determination • Classical Theory • Marginal Efficiency of Capital (MEI) – • Supply of Funds –
Interest Rate Determination • Classical Theory (cont.) • Market Equilibrium • Disequilibrium Conditions
Interest Rate Determination • Limitation of the Classical Theory • Loanable Funds Approach –
Interest Rate Determination • Demandors of Funds • Suppliers of Funds
Interest Rate Determination • Loanable Funds Examples:
The Monetarist View of Interest Rates • The Old Quantity Theory • The Classical Quantity Theory
The Monetarist View of Interest Rates • The Modern Quantity Theory • Changes in the Money Supply have 3 effects:
Neo-Keynesian Model • Interest rates are dependent upon… • Transaction Demand – • Speculative Demand – • Examples: • Increasing the money supply • Decreasing the money supply
Sources of Risk • Risks Associated with Mortgage Investing