This will result in a fall in the market rate of interest as banks will try to lure new borrowers with their excess money supply, but the natural rate remains the same as no additional supply of loanable funds have come from the public.
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While previously it was believed that the rate of interest varied inversely to the quantity of money, Cantillon posited that the rate of interest was determined by the supply and demand on the loanable funds market an insight usually attributed to Scottish philosopher David Hume.
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The monetary system is not a source of disturbance when there is monetary equilibrium but at the time of monetary disequilibrium the system becomes a source of disequilibrium by distorting the sources generated during the process of turning time-preferences into the demand and supply for loanable funds.
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The market rate of interest is the rate that the banks are actually charging in the loanable funds market while natural rate of interest corresponds to the time preferences of savers and borrowers as expressed in demand-supply presentation for loanable funds ( r * in the figure ).
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The market rate of interest is the rate that the banks are actually charging in the loanable funds market while natural rate of interest corresponds to the time preferences of savers and borrowers as expressed in demand-supply presentation for loanable funds ( r * in the figure ).
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Firstly, if savings are held as cash, rather than being loaned out ( directly by savers, or indirectly, as via bank deposits ), then loanable funds do not increase, and thus a recession may be caused but this is due to holding cash, not to saving per se.
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The formation of the bubbles was encouraged by a combination of loose monetary policy ( which made the loanable funds available ), government pressure on banks to extend loans to less qualified borrowers, and government facilitation ( in the form of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac ) of lending . talk ) 14 : 23, 31 May 2009 ( UTC)
