Question 1

Choose the letter below that best represents the type of shift that would occur in the following situation in the United States: During the Great Depression,most other countries suffered similarly long and deep losses of output and employment,which in turn meant fewer purchases of U.S.goods and services.(See Figure 8.6. )

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A)  A.
B)  B.
C)  C.
D)  D.

Question 2

In the early 1900s,which of the following was not true?

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A)  Falling price levels appeared to limit an increase in unemployment.
B)  Periods of high unemployment tended to be brief.
C)  Say's Law seemed to work.
D)  Government intervention was commonly used to stimulate the economy.

Question 3

Keynesian levers include

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A)  Deregulation.
B)  Fiscal policy.
C)  External shocks.
D)  Changes in the money supply.

Question 4

A laissez faire policy approach during a recession would advocate

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A)  Noninterference by the government.
B)  Increasing AS by funding programs that improve worker skills.
C)  Increasing AD by increasing government spending.
D)  Increasing both AD and AS.

Question 5

Assume you have $1,000 in a savings account at the beginning of the year and the price level is equal to 100.If the price level is equal to 92 at the end of the year,the real value of your savings is closest to

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A)  $908.
B)  $920.
C)  $1,087.
D)  $1,092.

Question 6

What are the differences between classical theory and what Keynes believed?

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Classical theory asserts that a market e...

Question 7

4 to AD5 is most likely to cause A) An increase in real output and an increase in the price level. B) An increase in real output but no change in the price level. C) An increase in price level but no change in real output. D) A decrease in price level but no change in real output." class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" > Using Figure 8.7,a shift in aggregate demand from AD4 to AD5 is most likely to cause

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A)  An increase in real output and an increase in the price level.
B)  An increase in real output but no change in the price level.
C)  An increase in price level but no change in real output.
D)  A decrease in price level but no change in real output. C

Question 8

Changes in real GDP are best used to measure

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A)  Inflation.
B)  Price level changes.
C)  Business cycles.
D)  Population growth.

Question 9

Using Figure 8.2,a decrease in real output resulting from the profit effect would be depicted as a movement from point

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A)  A to point C.
B)  B to point A.
C)  B to point C.
D)  C to point B.

Question 10

If aggregate demand decreases and aggregate supply decreases,the level of real output will

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A)  Decrease,and the price level will definitely decrease.
B)  Decrease,and the price level will definitely increase.
C)  Either increase or decrease,but the price level will stay the same.
D)  Decrease,but the price level is indeterminate.

Question 11

1 and full-employment real output is Q2,an appropriate monetarist policy lever would be to increase A) AD by decreasing income taxes. B) AS by increasing the money supply. C) AD by reducing interest rates. D) AD by reducing government regulations." class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" > In Figure 8.5,if equilibrium real output is Q1 and full-employment real output is Q2,an appropriate monetarist policy lever would be to increase

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A)  AD by decreasing income taxes.
B)  AS by increasing the money supply.
C)  AD by reducing interest rates.
D)  AD by reducing government regulations. C

Question 12

1 to AD2 is most likely to cause A) An increase in real output and an increase in the price level. B) An increase in real output but no change in the price level. C) An increase in price level but no change in real output. D) A decrease in price level but no change in real output." class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" > Using Figure 8.7,a shift in aggregate demand from AD1 to AD2 is most likely to cause

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A)  An increase in real output and an increase in the price level.
B)  An increase in real output but no change in the price level.
C)  An increase in price level but no change in real output.
D)  A decrease in price level but no change in real output.

Question 13

Which group of economists believes that there is a natural rate of output that is relatively immune to short-run fluctuations in aggregate demand?

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A)  Supply-siders.
B)  Keynesians.
C)  Monetarists.
D)  Fiscal economists.

Question 14

2 then A) Aggregate demand must be AD1. B) Aggregate demand could be either AD1 or AD2 depending on the level of aggregate supply. C) The equilibrium price level is P2. D) Aggregate supply must be AS1 and the equilibrium price level must be P1." class="answers-bank-image d-inline" rel="preload" > Using Figure 8.5,if the equilibrium real output is Q2 then

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A)  Aggregate demand must be AD1.
B)  Aggregate demand could be either AD1 or AD2 depending on the level of aggregate supply.
C)  The equilibrium price level is P2.
D)  Aggregate supply must be AS1 and the equilibrium price level must be P1.

Question 15

Based upon a Keynesian viewpoint,to stimulate the economy the government should do all of the following except

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A)  Buy more output.
B)  Employ more people.
C)  Make more money available.
D)  Raise taxes.

Question 16

Supply-side theories of the business cycle focus on how improper incentives lead to the unwillingness of producers to supply more goods and services at existing prices.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following is an explanation for why the AD curve slopes downward?

Accepted Answer

A)  The interest rate effect.
B)  The cost effect.
C)  The profit effect.
D)  The laissez faire effect. A

Question 18

In Figure 8.1,an increase in government spending,ceteris paribus,is best represented as a movement from point

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A)  A to point B.
B)  C to point A.
C)  B to point C.
D)  A to point C.

Question 19

The aggregate demand curve is downward-sloping because,other things being equal,

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A)  People buy fewer goods and services at lower average incomes.
B)  People buy more goods and services at lower average prices.
C)  A higher average price level will induce producers to offer more output than otherwise.
D)  People buy more goods and services at higher average prices.

Question 20

According to the classical view,the economy will not self-adjust to deviations from its long-term growth trend.

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A) True 
 B)False

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In the early 1900s,which of the following was not true?

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Assume you have $1,000 in a savings account at the beginning of the year and the price level is equal to 100.If the price level is equal to 92 at the end of the year,the real value of your savings is closest to

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Which of the following is an explanation for why the AD curve slopes downward?

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Assume you have $1,000 in a savings account at the beginning of the year and the price level is equal to 100.If the price level is equal to 92 at the end of the year,the real value of your savings is closest to

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What are the differences between classical theory and what Keynes believed?

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