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Mainstream economic theory holds that monetary policy ef-fects the economy by influencing interest rates and hence investment . What did A.C.Pigoucontribute to the analy-sisof the effects of monetary policy?

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economics

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  1. Pigou introduced the idea that monetary policy is most effective when directly controlling prices rather than interest rates.
  2. Pigou argued that monetary policy solely influences the economy through changes in government spending.
  3. Pigou posited that monetary policy's effect on the economy is negligible compared to fiscal policy.
  4. Pigou provided an additional explanation of how monetary policy affects the economy, highlighting an effect known as the Pigou effect, which suggests changes in the money supply can stimulate an increase in consumption and economic recovery independently of interest rates.
  5. Pigou claimed that the true impact of monetary policy is found in its ability to regulate the wage levels in the economy.
  6. Pigou suggested that monetary policy primarily affects the economy by altering exchange rates and international trade.
  7. Pigou believed monetary policy has no effect on the economy
  8. Pigou criticized the mainstream economic theory
  9. Pigou focused on the psychological impact of monetary policy on consumers and investors, separate from its influence on interest rates.
  10. Pigou emphasized on the influence of interest rates

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