Exam 15: Monetary Policy
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Last year, Leah bought a bond for $1,000 that promises to pay $40 a year. This year, a person who buys a bond for $1,000 receives $45 a year. If Leah were to sell her (old) bond, its price would be approximately
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The Keynesian transmission mechanism could be blocked by either interest-insensitive investment or by the liquidity trap.
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A general definition of the "transmission mechanism" is: the routes or channels that ripple effects created in the
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Exhibit 15-5
-Refer to Exhibit 15-5. At short-run equilibrium, this economy is in a(n) ___________________ gap. An economist who believes that the economy is self-regulating would assert that _____________________________.
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According to the Taylor Rule, if the inflation rate is 3 percent and the GDP gap is 2 percent, what does the federal funds rate target equal?
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Suppose that a rules-based monetary policy proposal specifies that the money supply will grow 5 percent each year. If velocity grows 2 percent this year and Real GDP grows 2 percent, the price level will __________ by __________ percent.
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Advocates of a gold standard believe that long-term price stability would be more likely under a gold standard than under current Fed monetary policy.
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According to economist Arnold Kling's perspective on the economy, economic activity is best viewed by focusing on
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Economists who favor activist monetary policy often argue that
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Last year, Bentley bought a bond for $1,000 that promises to pay $45 a year. This year, a person who buys a bond for $1,000 receives $39 a year. If Bentley were to sell his (old) bond, its price would be approximately
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Exhibit 15-4
Assume that people have only two choices when it comes to holding their wealth: in money or in bonds.
-Refer to Exhibit 15-4. Identify the appropriate state of the bond market that would fill in blanks (A), (B), and (C), respectively.
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Changes in the money market have an impact upon the bond market.
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Exhibit 15-4
Assume that people have only two choices when it comes to holding their wealth: in money or in bonds.
-Refer to Exhibit 15-4. In the row of this table containing blank (B), people are holding ______________ of their wealth in bonds and ________________ of their wealth in money.
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If the interest rate falls, the opportunity cost of holding money __________ and the quantity demanded of money __________.
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As the interest rate falls, the quantity supplied of money falls and the quantity demanded of money rises.
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