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A) An increase in government purchases
B) An increase in the money supply
C) An increase in the price level
D) A decrease in the money supply
E) An increase in taxes.
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A) the money demand curve shifts leftward,the interest rate decreases,investment spending and autonomous consumption increase,the aggregate expenditure line shifts upward,and there is a rightward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
B) the money demand curve shifts rightward,the interest rate increases,investment spending and autonomous consumption increase,the aggregate expenditure line shifts downward,and there is a rightward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
C) the money demand curve shifts leftward,the interest rate decreases,investment spending and autonomous consumption increase,the aggregate expenditure line shifts upward,and there is a leftward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
D) the money demand curve shifts rightward,the interest rate decreases,investment spending and autonomous consumption increase,the aggregate expenditure line shifts upward,and there is a movement upward along the aggregate demand curve.
E) the money demand curve shifts leftward,the interest rate increases,investment spending and autonomous consumption increase,the aggregate expenditure line shifts upward,and there is a leftward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
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A) an increase in GDP,an increase in the price level,an increase in money demand,and an increase in the interest rate
B) an increase in GDP,a decrease in the price level,an increase in money demand,and a decrease in the interest rate
C) a decrease in GDP,a decrease in the price level,a decrease in money demand,and a decrease in the interest rate
D) a decrease in GDP,a decrease in the price level,an increase in money demand,and an increase in the interest rate
E) an increase in GDP,an increase in the price level,a decrease in money demand,and a decrease in the interest rate
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A) A decrease in the money supply
B) An increase in government purchases
C) An increase in investment spending
D) A decrease in autonomous consumption
E) A decrease in taxes.
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A) the money demand curve shifts leftward,the interest rate decreases,investment spending and autonomous consumption increase,the aggregate expenditure line shifts downward and there is a leftward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
B) the money demand curve shifts rightward,the interest rate increases,investment spending and autonomous consumption decrease,the aggregate expenditure line shifts downward and there is a leftward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
C) the money demand curve shifts leftward,the interest rate increases,investment spending and autonomous consumption increase,the aggregate expenditure line shifts downward and there is a leftward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
D) the money demand curve shifts leftward,the interest rate drops,investment spending and autonomous consumption decrease,the aggregate expenditure line shifts downward and there is a leftward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
E) the money demand curve shifts rightward,the interest rate increases,investment spending and autonomous consumption increase,the aggregate expenditure line shifts downward and there is a rightward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
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A) increases investment spending,thereby shifting the AD curve to the left
B) does not shift the AD curve
C) causes the government's budget deficit to fall
D) increases investment spending,thereby shifting the AD curve to the right
E) shifts the AS curve outward
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A) No change in the aggregate demand curve as well as no movement along it
B) A leftward shift of the aggregate demand curve
C) An upward movement along the aggregate demand curve
D) A rightward shift of the aggregate demand curve
E) A downward movement along the aggregate demand curve.
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A) AD curve shifted to the left
B) economy returned to equilibrium GDP at a price level that was lower than the original price level
C) price level continued to increase after the recession ended
D) price level fell back to its original level
E) long-run equilibrium GDP decreased
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A) 120 and real GDP of $5.5 trillion
B) 140 and real GDP of $5.5 trillion
C) 120 and real GDP of $6.5 trillion
D) 120 and real GDP of $7.5 trillion
E) 140 and real GDP of $7.5 trillion.
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A) never shifts
B) indicates that in the long run,the price level is constant
C) is shifted by demand shocks
D) is a vertical line at the full-employment level of output
E) is perfectly elastic
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A) fiscal shocks.
B) monetary shocks.
C) tax shocks.
D) spending shocks.
E) commodity shocks.
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A) is an example of a positive demand shock
B) would cause the long-run AS curve to shift leftward,thereby increasing both output and the price level
C) would increase firms' unit costs
D) would lead to an increase in output and a decrease in the price level
E) is an example of a negative supply shock
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A) A decrease in the price level
B) A decrease in world oil prices.
C) An increase in world oil prices.
D) A natural disaster that raises unit costs for all firms.
E) A loss of technological capability.
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A) decrease real GDP,increase the price level,lower wages,and return the aggregate supply curve to AS1
B) increase real GDP,decrease the price level,increase wages,and return the aggregate supply curve to AS1
C) decrease real GDP and increase the price level
D) increase real GDP and decrease the price level
E) lower the full employment level of real GDP to Y2.
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A) a return to the original output and price level
B) increased long run GDP equilibrium and price level
C) unchanged long run output,but an increased price level
D) a decreased long run output and price level
E) a return to the original long run output,but a decreased price level
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True/False
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A) A decrease in the money supply
B) An increase in government purchases
C) An increase in investment spending
D) An increase in autonomous consumption
E) An increase in taxes.
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