A) the job of policymakers will be much easier.
B) input prices will respond much more quickly than otherwise.
C) if the Fed does nothing, the decrease in input prices that cause short run aggregate supply to shift rightward will take longer.
D) markets will automatically move to equilibrium very quickly.
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A) accommodation.
B) stop-go policy cycle.
C) stagflation.
D) a supply shock.
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A) the Financial Institutions Recovery, Reform , and Enforcement Act of 1989
B) the Garn-St. Germain Act of 1982
C) the Humphrey-Hawkins Act of 1978
D) Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999
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A) inflation
B) deflation
C) stagflation
D) recession
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A) economic growth
B) full employment
C) stable prices
D) raising enough tax revenue to prevent a government deficit
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A) if the economy is to reach its full potential, all individuals should be given the opportunity to work.
B) the government budget should be balanced and the more workers that work, the greater the taxes collected.
C) unemployment will cause a trade deficit.
D) riot control costs money.
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A) be beneficial.
B) be detrimental.
C) cause rising prices and higher unemployment.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) accommodation.
B) stop-go policy cycle.
C) stagflation.
D) a supply shock.
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A) exchange rates
B) deflation
C) stagflation
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) expansionary
B) contractionary
C) steady, actually almost stagnant
D) up and down like a smooth wave
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A) For a nation to reach its economic potential, individuals must be given an opportunity to become productive (employed) members of society.
B) For a nation to maintain price stability, full employment must be attained first.
C) Full employment ensures that a nation's external balance will be satisfactory.
D) Full employment is a condition for politicians to be elected.
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A) Achieving full employment, stable prices and a satisfactory external balance in the short run facilitates the achievement of sustainable economic growth in the long run.
B) Sustainable economic growth is determined by the growth and productivity of the labor force only.
C) Inflation increases the real value of money balances held.
D) Increases in inflation increase real after-tax returns.
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A) It could lower the discount rate.
B) It could raise interest rates.
C) It could lower reserve requirements.
D) It could reduce aggregate demand by buying securities in the open market.
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A) 3 percent.
B) 4-4.5 percent.
C) 10 percent.
D) 2-3 percent.
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A) the overall economic environment becomes more steady.
B) exports will rise as foreign countries draw on inflated U.S. bank holdings.
C) relative prices become more volatile and difficult to predict.
D) relative prices tend to become easier to predict.
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A) the unemployment will get worse but the inflation better.
B) the unemployment and inflation rates will both fall.
C) the unemployment rate will go down but the inflation rate will go up.
D) nothing will happen because an adverse shock shifts the supply curve.
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A) appreciation of the dollar is likely.
B) capital inflows could increase.
C) net exports could fall.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) the amount of resources devoted to research and development
B) growth of population
C) educational attainment and health of workers
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) flexible exchange rates will return to fixed rates.
B) there will be substantial fluctuations in exchange rates.
C) much of the risk of international trading will be eliminated.
D) the action by the Fed will be investigated by Congress.
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