Exam 7: The Economy at Full Employment

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The relationship between the quantity of output produced and the quantity of inputs used to produce it is called:

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Full- employment output is:

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  Figure 7.2 -Refer to Figure 7.2. At wage rate $12, there is a _______ of labor equal to _______ million people. Figure 7.2 -Refer to Figure 7.2. At wage rate $12, there is a _______ of labor equal to _______ million people.

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The reduction in consumption, investment or net exports that occurs when government spending increases is known as:

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An improvement in technology that makes workers more productive will cause the demand for workers to decrease.

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  Figure 7.2 -Refer to Figure 7.2. The equilibrium wage rate is $ _______ and the equilibrium number of people employed is _______ million people. Figure 7.2 -Refer to Figure 7.2. The equilibrium wage rate is $ _______ and the equilibrium number of people employed is _______ million people.

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According to the classical economists, the economy:

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Explain why the production function is shaped the way it is.

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Critics of the real business cycle theory find it difficult to understand:

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How do diminishing returns affect the shape of the production function?

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When constructing a production function between labor and output, which of the following is held constant?

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Explain what would happen to the labor supply and the potential output if workers in Germany decide to take fewer vacation days.

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Suppose that the U.S. has an open economy and is currently at full employment. When the federal government decreases spending on Medicare, crowding in will not take the form of:

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Why do classical economists believe that the labor market always clears?

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Recall Application 2, "A Nobel Laureate Explains Why Europeans Work Less than U.S. workers or the Japanese," to answer the following questions: -According to the application, the effective tax on labor for the U.S. is about the same as:

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Taking into account all taxes, the tax burden in the U.S. is higher than in Japan.

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Suppose the labor market is in equilibrium and the economy suddenly experiences a boom. Assuming flexible wages, explain using the marginal principle how the labor market reaches its new equilibrium quantity.

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The economic theory that emphasizes how shocks to technology can cause fluctuations in economic activity is known as the:

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  Figure 7.4 -From Figure 7.4, crowding in is most pronounced between: Figure 7.4 -From Figure 7.4, crowding in is most pronounced between:

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Graphically illustrate an increase in labor supply and explain its impact on the equilibrium wage rate and quantities.

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