The velocity of money measures how frequently each dollar circulates within an economy over a set period. Calculated by dividing nominal GDP by the money supply, it signals economic vitality and consumer spending confidence. Policymakers use it to gauge inflation pressures, while investors analyze shifts to forecast growth and adjust portfolio strategies accordingly.
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