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Answer 8. (a) transactions demand
Answer 9. (a) constant returns to scale
Answer 10. (b) foregone interest income
Explanation 8. This reflects money used for day-to-day expenditures.
Explanation 9. This is because the sum of powers of K and L is 1.
Explanation 10. Opportunity cost is what you could have got by not holding the cash.
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