Economics · Macroeconomics
According to Keynes' Liquidity Preference Theory, what is the primary reason for the speculative demand for money?
- 1The expectation of a future fall in the bond price (or rise in the interest rate), encouraging people to hold more cash.✓
- 2The expectation of a future rise in the bond price, encouraging people to hold more bonds.
- 3The need to maintain a reserve for unforeseen future expenses.
- 4The desire to hold cash for day-to-day transactions.
Correct answer
The expectation of a future fall in the bond price (or rise in the interest rate), encouraging people to hold more cash.
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