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Unit-5: Classical Theory of Employment




                for investment will as more and vice versa.                                                Notes
                If at certain time the saving is increased from
                investment, then the rate of interest will fall.
                Investment will increased and then savings
                will reduce whenever both is not same at
                the level of full employment. It is because
                saving considers the increasing function of
                interest rate and investment is considering
                the decreasing function of interest rate.
                The similarity of savings and investment
                is shown in figure 5.1 where SS is saving
                curve  and  II  is  investment  curve.  Both
                curve  is  intersect  each  other  on  E  point
                where Or is the interest rate and savings
                and investment both is equal to the OA. If
                investment is increased then investment
                curve is sifted right side and become I’I’           Figure 5.1
                and OC investment is more than OA savings
                at Or interest rate. According to classical
                economist, saving curve is on his before situation when investment is increased. Interest rate will
                increased for continuing similarity in saving and investment. It shown in figure Or to Or’. At that
                interest rate, saving curve investment SS is intersecting on E to investment curve I’I’. Saving and
                investment both is equal on OB.
                In currency economy the validity of the rule of Say’s is dependent on the classical magnitude principle
                which tells that price-level is the function of supply of currency. As Algebra, MV=PT where M,V,P,T
                is the supply of currency, the operating velocity of currency, price level and the transaction by
                currency. This equation is tells that the total currency-inflation is equal to MV in economies and the
                total price of production is PT, if consume that V and T are constant then the supply of currency (M)
                is proportionate change in price level (P) by change. It is based on that consumption that currency is
                source of exchange.
                The quantity of currency, total production
                and  price  level  is  shown  in  figure  5.2
                where  price  is  on  vertically  and  total
                production is on horizontal level. MV is the
                currency supply curve which is rectangular
                hyperbola. It is because that the equation
                MV=PT is involved on all point of curve.
                When production level OQ is given then
                there will be one price-level OP similar
                with the quantity of currency as there is
                m point on MV curve. If the quantity of
                currency is increased then MV curve is
                sifted left side and will become M V. So
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                when the production level  OQ is given
                ,then  the  price  level  will  become  from
                OP to OP . That increment of price level
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                is proportional with the increment of the
                quantity of currency, mean PP =MM .                 Figure 5.2
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