Speculators and fully anticipated expansionary monetary policy problem

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The discussion centers on a question related to New Classical macroeconomics, specifically addressing the distribution of new money in the economy. A participant references a presentation to clarify the concept, highlighting the "helicopter effect," which assumes an equal distribution of new money. However, they also note that this assumption is often unrealistic, as discussed in the book "The Case Against the Fed." The conversation emphasizes the complexities of monetary policy and its implications on economic distribution.
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Looks like C from the above power point. Of course that assumes an equal distribution of new money (the helicopter effect) which is not really the case as is pointed out in, “The case against the fed”.
 
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