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| Q. |
Pigou’s version of Cambridge equation is: |
| A. | m = kp/y |
| B. | p= kr/m |
| C. | mv = pt |
| D. | mv = mivi |
| Answer» B. p= kr/m | |
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Firomsa Ahmed Hamza
6 months ago
Pigou’s version of Cambridge equation is:
A. m = kp/y
B. p= kr/m
C. mv = pt
D. mv = mivi
Answer» B. p= kr/m
A. m = kp/y
B. p= kr/m
C. mv = pt
D. mv = mivi
Answer» B. p= kr/m
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