Exam 12: Government and Fiscal Policy
Exam 1: Economics: the Study of Choice145 Questions
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According to Professor Baotai Wang who examined the crowding out phenomenon in
Canada between 1961-2000, as discussed in the Case in Point, government expenditures for health and education
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All of the following are examples of transfer payments except
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Suppose the government increases the corporate income tax rate. This is
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Use the following to answer questions .
Exhibit: Supply-Side Economics
-(Exhibit: Supply-Side Economics) If the economy is initially at Y1, supply-side economists would
Advocate
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Automatic stabilizers are an example of discretionary fiscal policy.
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A contractionary fiscal policy will reduce a government budget deficit or increase a government budget surplus and reduce borrowing by the Treasury.
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Use the following to answer questions .
Exhibit: Supply-Side Economics
-(Exhibit: Supply-Side Economics) At income level Y1, there is a(n)
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A reduction in tax rates may result in a short-term reduction in government revenues, but it will also leave people with more disposable income.
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Suppose a country increases government purchases by $700 billion. Suppose the government spending multiplier is 2 and the economy's real GDP is $6,000 billion. This policy action shifts the aggregate demand curve to the right by
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Changes in expenditures and taxes that occur through automatic stabilizers
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The term "crowding out" refers to the phenomenon that occurs when increased government
Spending
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Consider two fiscal policy actions.
I. a $400 billion reduction in income taxes
II. a $400 billion increase in government purchases
Which policy will have a bigger impact on aggregate demand?
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Suppose a country repeals an investment tax credit and that leads to a decrease in investment spending of $100 billion. Suppose the multiplier is 1.2 and the economy's real GDP is $5,000 billion. This contractionary action
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Which of the following statements is true about fiscal policy lags?
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The impact of expansionary fiscal policy is weakened because of crowding out.
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Which of the following contributes to implementation lag for discretionary fiscal policy?
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An increase in business taxes is likely to reduce aggregate demand because of a decrease in private investment.
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