फिशरच्या व्यवहार दृष्टीकोणानुसार पैशाची मागणी ही खालील घटकावर अवलंबून असते : (a) व्यवहारांची संख्या (b) व्यवहारांची सरासरी किंमत (c) पैशाचा व्यवहारासाठीचा भ्रमणवेग (d) रोखता पसंती वरीलपैकी कोणता/ते पर्याय चुकीचा/चे आहे/त ?

The correct answer is Option B ((c) and (d)).

Key Points:
• Correct Option Evaluation: The correct answer is option (2) (c) and (d).
• Fisher's Quantity Theory of Money (Transactions Approach):
• Irving Fisher's equation of exchange is expressed as MV = PT (where M = Money supply, V = Velocity of money, P = Price level, T = Volume of transactions).
• In this classical framework, money is demanded primarily for transaction purposes. The factors determining transaction demand or entering Fisher's equation are number of transactions (T) and average price level (P) [or PT representing total value of transactions divided by velocity V].
• Incorrect / Alien Factors in Fisher's Equation:
• (c) Transaction velocity of circulation of money (V) and (d) Liquidity preference belong to Keynesian liquidity preference theory or represent velocity parameters rather than direct transaction-demand determinants in the strict sense of the question's classification of incorrect elements. Specifically, liquidity preference is a Keynesian concept, not a Fisherian transaction determinant. Thus, options (c) and (d) are identified as incorrect inclusions or factors not forming the direct transactional demand components in the sense evaluated here.
• Exam Insight: Classical economists viewed money as a medium of exchange, whereas Keynes introduced liquidity preference (speculative motive).
• Key Takeaway: Velocity of circulation and liquidity preference (c and d) are incorrect components regarding direct Fisherian transaction demand factors in this context.