What is the transaction demand for money?

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The transaction demand for money in the economy is a fraction of the total volume of transactions in the economy over a unit period of time. In general, therefore, the transaction demand for money in an economy can be written in the following form:

where T is the total value of (nominal) transactions in the economy over unit period and k is a positive fraction.

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