Concept:Velocity of money measures how frequently one unit of money is used to purchase goods and services within a period.
Explanation:It is derived from the equation of exchange:
MV=PY.
Here,
M is the money supply,
V is velocity,
P is the price level, and
Y is real GDP.
Solving for velocity gives
V=MPY.
Since
PY is nominal GDP, velocity equals nominal GDP divided by the money supply.
In real terms, this is
V=M/PY, which is real GDP divided by real money supply.
Therefore, the correct definition is the ratio of real GDP to the real money supply.
Answer:D. The ratio of real GDP to the real money supply.