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A 'Liquidity Trap' is a situation in an economy when:
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- 1The investment demand becomes perfectly elastic
- 2Everyone expects the rate of interest to fall further
- 3The market rate of interest is extremely high
- 4The speculative money demand becomes infinitely elastic✓
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The speculative money demand becomes infinitely elastic
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