A) aggregate demand to shift to the right.
B) aggregate demand to shift to the left.
C) aggregate supply to shift to the right.
D) aggregate supply to shift to the left.
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A) in favor of using fiscal policy.
B) against the use of fiscal policy.
C) in favor of allowing the economy to always correct itself.
D) None of these statements is true.
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A) as a percentage of GDP.
B) in real terms.
C) in nominal terms.
D) None of these is true.
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A) discretionary fiscal policy slowing the economy.
B) automatic stabilizers slowing the economy.
C) discretionary fiscal policy encouraging economic activity.
D) automatic stabilizers encouraging economic activity.
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A) automatic stabilizing policy.
B) discretionary fiscal policy.
C) monetary policy.
D) contractionary policy.
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A) 0.60.
B) 0.75.
C) -0.60.
D) 1.5.
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A) the amount by which GDP increases when government spending increases by $1.
B) the amount by which GDP decreases when government increases its spending on capital goods by $1.
C) the fraction of each dollar that will increase GDP of each dollar spent by the government.
D) the amount by which government spending increases when GDP increases by $1.
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A) a budget deficit.
B) a budget surplus.
C) national debt.
D) national surplus.
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A) recession.
B) boom.
C) recovery.
D) expansion.
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A) total income.
B) disposable income.
C) pre-tax income.
D) Consumption is unrelated to income.
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A) refers to policies that actively shift aggregate demand in an effort to reach full employment.
B) refers to fiscal policy.
C) promotes spending more and taxing less to boost economic activity to potential GDP.
D) All of these are true.
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A) increase taxes by $240b.
B) decrease taxes by $240b.
C) increase taxes by $300b.
D) decrease taxes by $300b.
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A) increase income taxes.
B) decrease income taxes.
C) decrease government spending.
D) increase corporate income taxes.
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A) more expensive to pay.
B) less expensive to pay.
C) more volatile.
D) less of a burden.
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A) taxes and government spending that affect fiscal policy without specific action from policymakers.
B) fiscal policies that government actively chooses to adopt.
C) expansionary fiscal policies.
D) Keynesian policies.
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A) government decisions about the level of taxation and public spending.
B) congressional budget office decisions.
C) the decisions that affect the available money supply in the economy.
D) government decisions about the level of the interest rate in the economy.
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A) the amount of money a government spends beyond the net revenue it brings in.
B) the amount of net revenue a government brings in beyond what it spends.
C) the total amount of money that a government owes.
D) the total amount of money that a government is owed.
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A) the interest rate.
B) fiscal policy.
C) the implementation lag.
D) the amount of the deficit.
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A) increase from 4 to 5.
B) decrease from 5 to 4.
C) increase from 0.2 to 0.25.
D) decrease from 1.25 to 1.2.
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A) that if governments cut taxes but not spending,people will not change their behavior.
B) if people perceive current tax cuts to mean higher tax payments in the future,the cuts will have little expansionary effect.
C) the consumers need to feel as though they will not have to pay in the future for current spending to make current tax cuts effective expansionary policy.
D) All of these are true.
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