A) Prices of all goods change by the same percentage.
B) Relative prices remain unchanged.
C) Average prices do not change.
D) Full employment is achieved.
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A) Increased,but your real income has decreased.
B) Increased,and your real income has increased.
C) Decreased,and your real income has decreased.
D) Increased, but your real income has remained the same.
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A) The price level rises.
B) People on fixed incomes are better off.
C) People who hold cash are worse off.
D) Lenders are worse off.
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A) Measure of how much consumers demand a particular item.
B) Percentage of the typical consumer budget spent on the item.
C) Significance placed on a particular item by the wealthiest households.
D) Physical weight of a good or service.
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A) The countries had approximately the same rate of inflation.
B) The CPI was virtually equal in the two countries.
C) The market basket cost approximately the same in both countries.
D) Real incomes were rising at the same rate in both countries.
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A) Real income falls,but your nominal income remains unchanged.
B) Real and nominal income both fall.
C) Real income remains unchanged,but your nominal income rises.
D) Real and nominal income both rise.
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True/False
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A) Determining the redistribution of income.
B) Determining the inflation rate.
C) Deflating nominal income.
D) Determining if there is deflation.
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True/False
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A) The CPI.
B) The PPI.
C) The GDP deflator.
D) The COLA.
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A) increase
B) decrease
C) stagnation
D) increase followed by a decrease
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A) In most countries today.
B) In the United States.
C) During wartime periods.
D) None of the other choices.
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A) Experienced periods of both inflation and deflation.
B) Never achieved the inflation goal set by the Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978.
C) Had no need for COLAs.
D) Experienced only inflation.
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A) Decreased uncertainty.
B) Increased windfall profits to creditors who have lent large amounts of money.
C) Redistributions of income and wealth between different groups.
D) Creditors are made better off.
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A) Time horizons are longer.
B) Consumer confidence increases.
C) Lenders are better off.
D) Borrowers are better off.
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A) Increased because nominal wages increased.
B) Decreased because real income decreased.
C) Stay the same because COLAs probably kept purchasing power approximately constant.
D) Decreased because nominal income decreased.
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A) A measure of changes in the average price of all goods and services.
B) A measure of changes in the average price of consumer goods and services.
C) Used to measure the impact of business speculation on consumers.
D) The impact felt by consumers who move into a higher tax bracket because of inflation.
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A) People with fixed income.
B) People who have passbook savings accounts at fixed rates of interest.
C) People who own assets that are appreciating faster than the inflation rate.
D) People who hold all of their assets in the form of cash.
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A) Decreased by $50.
B) Decreased by $100.
C) Decreased by $150.
D) Remained constant.
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A) Unemployment.
B) Demand-pull inflation.
C) Cost-push inflation.
D) The wealth effect.
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