Exam 23: The Keynesian Framework

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If the interest rate fell below the equilibrium rate, people would attempt to __________ bonds. Bond prices would __________ and the interest rate would __________.

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In the Keynesian world a rising real money supply causes GDP to __________ by __________ the real interest rate which causes a(n)__________ in investment.

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A horizontal aggregate supply curve reflects the assumption that the

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If an individual earns $1,500 a month and spends it evenly throughout the month, transaction balances will average

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In the Keynesian model, an unwanted decrease in inventories leads to

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If the MPC is 0.9, then an increase in taxes of $100 can be expected to __________ consumption by the amount of __________.

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According to the Keynesian view of the demand for money, an increase in uncertainty will cause

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In terms of the aggregate demand and supply framework, a decrease in the money supply will shift the aggregate

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In a simple Keynesian model, a decrease in income leads to a decrease in

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According to Keynes, the key difference between money and bonds is that

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In the Keynesian world a falling real money supply causes GDP to __________ by __________ the real interest rate which causes a(n)__________ in investment.

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Using the simple Keynesian model with a consumption function of C = 200 + .9Y, an $10 change in desired investment leads to a change in equilibrium income of

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In the standard consumption function of C = a + bY, a change in corporate stock prices would be reflected by a change in

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In the Keynesian model, an increase in government spending increases

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If the marginal propensity to consume is 0.7 and if output increases by $200, then consumption spending

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An increase in interest rates will cause investment to

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In the Keynesian model, when desired saving exceeds desired investment,

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The aggregate demand curve is negatively sloped because a lower price level

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If consumption behavior can be described as C = 50 + .8Y, then the saving function is

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Assume a consumption function of C = 90 + .75Y. The saving function for this economy is equal to

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