Cambridgeképlet
The Cambridge formula, also known as the Cambridge equation, is a simplified macroeconomic model that relates the money supply, the price level, the real income, and the velocity of money. It is often expressed as MV = PT, where M represents the quantity of money in circulation, V is the velocity of money (the average number of times a unit of money is spent in a given period), P is the general price level of goods and services, and T represents the volume of transactions in the economy.
This equation is a variation of the more general quantity theory of money. The Cambridge approach, developed
The Cambridge formula can be rewritten as M/P = kY, where k represents the proportion of real income