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KEYNESIAN MACROECONOMICS (II): MONEY, INTEREST AND INCOME

Using the 4-quadrant diagram, derive graphically the LM schedule given different slopes of       the:  (a) money demand for speculation; and  (b) money demand for transaction and precautionary purposes.

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