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My understanding is that Friedman held that velocity was fixed in the 
short run by institutional features of the economy, such as frequency 
of wage payments, the nature and extent of the banking system, 
etc.   As these institutions evolved the velocity might change 
secularly.  However, for the purposes of monetary policy 
determination, it should be treated as fixed.

John Howard Brown

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