Question 1

In a cost- push inflation,

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A)  decreases in SAS lead to increases in AD. 
B)  decreases in AD lead to increases in SAS. 
C)  increases in SAS lead to decreases in AD. 
D)  increases in AD lead to increases in SAS. 
A)  decreases in SAS lead to increases in AD. 
B)  decreases in AD lead to increases in SAS. 
C)  increases in SAS lead to decreases in AD. 
D)  increases in AD lead to increases in SAS.

Question 2

Evidence indicates that a recession occurs at about the same time as a decrease in investment. According to the real business cycle theory, a decrease in investment is attributable to

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A)  a decline in the growth rate of productivity. 
B)  intertemporal substitution in working decisions. 
C)  a decline in the growth rate of the quantity of money. 
D)  a fall in animal spirits. 
A)  a decline in the growth rate of productivity. 
B)  intertemporal substitution in working decisions. 
C)  a decline in the growth rate of the quantity of money. 
D)  a fall in animal spirits.

Question 3

Which of the following is the factor that leads to business cycles in the monetarist business cycle theory?

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A)  an unexpected change in aggregate demand 
B)  a change in business confidence 
C)  a change in the growth rate of productivity 
D)  a change by the Fed in the growth rate of the quantity of money 
A)  an unexpected change in aggregate demand 
B)  a change in business confidence 
C)  a change in the growth rate of productivity 
D)  a change by the Fed in the growth rate of the quantity of money

Question 4

A key difference between the new classical and the new Keynesian views of the business cycle is the role played by

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A)  government expenditures on goods and services. 
B)  the growth rate of the quantity of money. 
C)  unexpected changes in aggregate demand. 
D)  expected changes in aggregate demand. 
A)  government expenditures on goods and services. 
B)  the growth rate of the quantity of money. 
C)  unexpected changes in aggregate demand. 
D)  expected changes in aggregate demand.

Question 5

What is the impulse that leads to business cycle in the real business cycle, RBC, theory?

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The real business cycle theory focuses o

Question 6

According to monetarist theory, the force that starts a recession is a

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A)  decrease in investment in stocks and bonds. 
B)  decrease in spending money on goods. 
C)  slowdown in the growth rate of the quantity of money. 
D)  fall in interest rates that makes people decrease their saving. 
A)  decrease in investment in stocks and bonds. 
B)  decrease in spending money on goods. 
C)  slowdown in the growth rate of the quantity of money. 
D)  fall in interest rates that makes people decrease their saving.

Question 7

Suppose the expected inflation rate is 8 percent and the unemployment rate is 3 percent. If the inflation rate rises to 10 percent and the expected inflation rate does not change,

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A)  the short- run Phillips curve will shift downward. 
B)  there will be a movement along the short- run Phillips curve. 
C)  the natural unemployment rate will rise. 
D)  the short- run Phillips curve will shift upward. 
A)  the short- run Phillips curve will shift downward. 
B)  there will be a movement along the short- run Phillips curve. 
C)  the natural unemployment rate will rise. 
D)  the short- run Phillips curve will shift upward.

Question 8

-In the above figure, what might have shifted the short- run Phillips curve from SRPC1 to SRPC2 while leaving the long- run Phillips curve unchanged at LRPC?

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A)  People's inflationary expectations might have decreased. 
B)  People's inflationary expectations might have increased. 
C)  The natural unemployment rate might have increased. 
D)  The natural unemployment rate might have decreased. 
A)  People's inflationary expectations might have decreased. 
B)  People's inflationary expectations might have increased. 
C)  The natural unemployment rate might have increased. 
D)  The natural unemployment rate might have decreased.

Question 9

If the Fed responds to repeated decreases in the short- run aggregate supply with repeated increases in the quantity of money, the economy will be faced with

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A)  alternating periods of inflation and deflation. 
B)  continuous inflation. 
C)  steady decreases in real GDP. 
D)  a one- time increase in prices. 
A)  alternating periods of inflation and deflation. 
B)  continuous inflation. 
C)  steady decreases in real GDP. 
D)  a one- time increase in prices.

Question 10

Suppose the growth rate of the quantity of money increased from 5 percent per year to 8 percent per year. According to the , this event would trigger a business cycle expansion.

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A)  monetarist cycle model 
B)  Keynesian cycle model 
C)  real business cycle model 
D)  aggregate supply cycle model 
A)  monetarist cycle model 
B)  Keynesian cycle model 
C)  real business cycle model 
D)  aggregate supply cycle model

Question 11

Define and describe the short- run Phillips curve.

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The short- run Phillips curve shows the

Question 12

The short- run Phillips curve intersects the long- run Phillips curve at the

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A)  natural interest rate. 
B)  natural inflation rate. 
C)  nominal interest rate. 
D)  expected inflation rate. 
A)  natural interest rate. 
B)  natural inflation rate. 
C)  nominal interest rate. 
D)  expected inflation rate.

Question 13

Moving along a short- run Phillips curve,

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A)  the price level is constant. 
B)  the expected inflation rate is constant. 
C)  unemployment is constant. 
D)  the inflation rate is constant. 
A)  the price level is constant. 
B)  the expected inflation rate is constant. 
C)  unemployment is constant. 
D)  the inflation rate is constant.

Question 14

What is the factor that leads to business cycles in the new Keynesian cycle theory?

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The major factor in the new Ke

Question 15

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the new classical view of the business cycle?

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A)  Long- term contracts cause the money wage rate to be sticky. 
B)  If firms and workers anticipate an increase in aggregate demand, money wages can be adjusted. 
C)  If firms and workers expect the quantity of money to increase, aggregate demand will decrease. 
D)  Long- term contracts cause business cycles. 
A)  Long- term contracts cause the money wage rate to be sticky. 
B)  If firms and workers anticipate an increase in aggregate demand, money wages can be adjusted. 
C)  If firms and workers expect the quantity of money to increase, aggregate demand will decrease. 
D)  Long- term contracts cause business cycles.

Question 16

Stagflation is the combination of a _ _ and _ .

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A)  fall in the price level; an increase in real GDP 
B)  rise in inflation; a decrease in real GDP 
C)  fall in inflation; an increase in real GDP 
D)  rise in the price level; a decrease in real GDP 
A)  fall in the price level; an increase in real GDP 
B)  rise in inflation; a decrease in real GDP 
C)  fall in inflation; an increase in real GDP 
D)  rise in the price level; a decrease in real GDP

Question 17

In the above figure, the economy initially is at point A and then an increase in the quantity of money moves the economy to point D. If the quantity of money remains constant, the economy will adjust with

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A)  aggregate demand shifting back to AD0. 
B)  short- run aggregate supply shifting leftward to SAS1. 
C)  short- run aggregate supply shifting leftward to SAS2. 
D)  aggregate demand shifting to AD2. 
A)  aggregate demand shifting back to AD0. 
B)  short- run aggregate supply shifting leftward to SAS1. 
C)  short- run aggregate supply shifting leftward to SAS2. 
D)  aggregate demand shifting to AD2.

Question 18

The long- run Phillips curve shows the relationship between

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A)  inflation and unemployment when expected inflation does not change. 
B)  the price level and real GDP in the long run. 
C)  inflation and unemployment when expected inflation equals the actual inflation. 
D)  the price level and unemployment in the long run. 
A)  inflation and unemployment when expected inflation does not change. 
B)  the price level and real GDP in the long run. 
C)  inflation and unemployment when expected inflation equals the actual inflation. 
D)  the price level and unemployment in the long run.

Question 19

The real business cycle theory views fluctuations in productivity as the main source of business cycles.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Explain how the short- run and long- run Phillips curves are related.

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The short- run Phillips curve is the rel

In a cost- push inflation,

Evidence indicates that a recession occurs at about the same time as a decrease in investment. According to the real business cycle theory, a decrease in investment is attributable to

Which of the following is the factor that leads to business cycles in the monetarist business cycle theory?

A key difference between the new classical and the new Keynesian views of the business cycle is the role played by

What is the impulse that leads to business cycle in the real business cycle, RBC, theory?

According to monetarist theory, the force that starts a recession is a

Suppose the expected inflation rate is 8 percent and the unemployment rate is 3 percent. If the inflation rate rises to 10 percent and the expected inflation rate does not change,

-In the above figure, what might have shifted the short- run Phillips curve from SRPC₁to SRPC₂ while leaving the long- run Phillips curve unchanged at LRPC?

If the Fed responds to repeated decreases in the short- run aggregate supply with repeated increases in the quantity of money, the economy will be faced with

Suppose the growth rate of the quantity of money increased from 5 percent per year to 8 percent per year. According to the , this event would trigger a business cycle expansion.

Define and describe the short- run Phillips curve.

The short- run Phillips curve intersects the long- run Phillips curve at the

Moving along a short- run Phillips curve,

What is the factor that leads to business cycles in the new Keynesian cycle theory?

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the new classical view of the business cycle?

Stagflation is the combination of a _ _ and _ .

In the above figure, the economy initially is at point A and then an increase in the quantity of money moves the economy to point D. If the quantity of money remains constant, the economy will adjust with

The long- run Phillips curve shows the relationship between

The real business cycle theory views fluctuations in productivity as the main source of business cycles.

Explain how the short- run and long- run Phillips curves are related.

What Is Economics

The Economic Problem

Demand and Supply

Measuring Gdp and Economic Growth

Monitoring Jobs and Inflation

Economic Growth

Finance, Saving, and Investment

Money, the Price Level, and Inflation

The Exchange Rate and the Balance of Payments

Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand

Expenditure Multipliers: They Keynesian Model

Fiscal Policy

Monetary Policy

International Trade Policy

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Exam 12: U.S. Inflation, Unemployment, and Business Cycle

In a cost- push inflation,

Evidence indicates that a recession occurs at about the same time as a decrease in investment. According to the real business cycle theory, a decrease in investment is attributable to

Which of the following is the factor that leads to business cycles in the monetarist business cycle theory?

A key difference between the new classical and the new Keynesian views of the business cycle is the role played by

What is the impulse that leads to business cycle in the real business cycle, RBC, theory?

According to monetarist theory, the force that starts a recession is a

Suppose the expected inflation rate is 8 percent and the unemployment rate is 3 percent. If the inflation rate rises to 10 percent and the expected inflation rate does not change,

-In the above figure, what might have shifted the short- run Phillips curve from SRPC1 to SRPC2 while leaving the long- run Phillips curve unchanged at LRPC?

If the Fed responds to repeated decreases in the short- run aggregate supply with repeated increases in the quantity of money, the economy will be faced with

Suppose the growth rate of the quantity of money increased from 5 percent per year to 8 percent per year. According to the , this event would trigger a business cycle expansion.

Define and describe the short- run Phillips curve.

The short- run Phillips curve intersects the long- run Phillips curve at the

Moving along a short- run Phillips curve,

What is the factor that leads to business cycles in the new Keynesian cycle theory?

Which of the following is TRUE regarding the new classical view of the business cycle?

Stagflation is the combination of a _ _ and _ .

In the above figure, the economy initially is at point A and then an increase in the quantity of money moves the economy to point D. If the quantity of money remains constant, the economy will adjust with

The long- run Phillips curve shows the relationship between

The real business cycle theory views fluctuations in productivity as the main source of business cycles.

Explain how the short- run and long- run Phillips curves are related.

What Is Economics

The Economic Problem

Demand and Supply

Measuring Gdp and Economic Growth

Monitoring Jobs and Inflation

Economic Growth

Finance, Saving, and Investment

Money, the Price Level, and Inflation

The Exchange Rate and the Balance of Payments

Aggregate Supply and Aggregate Demand

Expenditure Multipliers: They Keynesian Model

Fiscal Policy

Monetary Policy

International Trade Policy

Filters

-In the above figure, what might have shifted the short- run Phillips curve from SRPC₁to SRPC₂ while leaving the long- run Phillips curve unchanged at LRPC?