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This 6 page paper examines money as a stock and not a flow item and considers the reasons that there may be demand for money. The paper looks at the influences on transaction motivation and speculative motivation and how they will impart on demand levels. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
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File: TS14_TEmoneydmd.rtf
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pursued, instead we are looking at it as a commodity that is seen as a stock, not as a flow item. In this sense we will not consider the gathering
of wealth but assume that money is to be seen as an investment and how the decision is made to hold it or pass it on swapping it for another
commodity such as stocks ands shares or gold. This means we can look at the demand for money as a way that wealth is to be allocated to and how
much is held in a monetary form such as in a savings bank account or evening cash in notes, as opposed to being invested in property. It is often
though that wealth held in cash deposits, such as savings accounts, does not get the best returns. The investors will often site the need to fiend investments with a duel
return, such as stocks and shares with both capital growth and dividends yielded as an income. The aim of the investor is usually to try and beat inflation so that
the wealth, when converted back into money, has gained, rather than lost real value (Mulhearn and Vane, 1999). There are also costs
that can be associated with holding wealth in the form of money. In cash deposits and cash there are little or no interest payment to be received, as such this
is a high opportunity costs, and there is also an absence of any intrinsic value in the holding of wealth as money. The
main value is of money is as its medium to exchange it for other goods, usually attained in order to pass it on when buying goods that are needed or
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