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A) recessions cause only temporary reductions in real GDP,which are offset by growth during the expansion phase.
B) recessions cause large,permanent reductions in the real level of GDP.
C) recessions cause both temporary and permanent declines in real GDP,but most of the decline is temporary.
D) recessions cause both temporary and permanent declines in real GDP,but most of the decline is permanent.
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A) estimates of the timing of business cycles since World War II had been inaccurate.
B) misuse of historical data had caused economists to understate the size of cyclical fluctuations in the post-World War II era.
C) economists had ignored the roles of the government and international trade in mitigating economic fluctuations prior to World War II.
D) economists had left out important components of GDP,such as wholesale and retail distribution,transportation,and services,in their pre-World War II estimates.
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A) A description of shocks and a model of how the economy responds to them
B) A model of how people decide to spend and a description of the government's role in the economy
C) A model of how equilibrium is reached and a description of the government's role in the economy
D) A description of shocks and a description of the government's role in the economy
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A) a contraction.
B) an expansion.
C) a trough.
D) a turning point.
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A) the business cycle.
B) economic models.
C) shocks.
D) opportunity costs.
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A) the tendency for declines in economic activity to be followed by further declines,and for growth in economic activity to be followed by more growth.
B) the idea that the standard pattern of contraction-trough-expansion-peak occurs again and again in industrial economies.
C) the tendency of many economic variables to move together in a predictable way over the business cycle.
D) the idea that peaks and troughs of the business cycle occur at regular intervals.
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A) December 2007; June 2009
B) December 2007; December 2011
C) October 2008; June 2009
D) October 2008; December 2011
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A) Money supply
B) Industrial production
C) Inventory investment
D) Residential investment
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A) slowly; do little
B) rapidly; do little
C) rapidly; fight recessions
D) slowly; fight recessions
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A) the tendency for declines in economic activity to be followed by further declines,and for growth in economic activity to be followed by more growth.
B) the idea that the standard pattern of contraction-trough-expansion-peak occurs again and again in industrial economies.
C) the tendency of many economic variables to move together in a predictable way over the business cycle.
D) the idea that peaks and troughs of the business cycle occur at regular intervals.
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A) recurrence.
B) persistence.
C) comovement.
D) inflation.
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A) Residential investment
B) Employment
C) The money supply
D) Stock prices
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A) slopes upward.
B) slopes downward.
C) is vertical.
D) is horizontal.
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A) leading index based on variables released with different frequencies.
B) coincident index based on variables released with different frequencies.
C) leading index based on 85 monthly variables.
D) coincident index based on 85 monthly variables.
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A) The aggregate price level and output
B) The aggregate price level and the interest rate
C) Output and unemployment
D) Output and the interest rate
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A) a leading variable.
B) a coincident variable.
C) a lagging variable.
D) an acyclical variable.
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