Exam 35: The Short Run Trade Off Between Inflation and Unemployment
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The sacrifice ratio is the percentage point increase in the unemployment rate created in the process of reducing inflation by one percentage point.
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As an economist working for a U.S.government agency you determine that a particular country has a sacrifice ratio of 7.Policy-makers in that country are thinking of lowering the inflation rate from 10% to 5%.Is this sacrifice ratio higher or lower than the typical estimate? From your numbers,what is the amount of output that will be lost for this country to reduce its inflation rate?
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Monetary Policy in Hyperion
In Hyperion the Department of Finance is responsible for monetary policy. Hyperion has had an inflation rate of 25% for many years.
-Refer to Monetary Policy in Hyperion.Suppose Hyperion has had the same inflation rate for a long time.Which,if either,of the following ideas imply that the unemployment rate in Hyperion would be above the natural rate.
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Use the two graphs in the diagram to answer the following questions.
Figure 35-3
-Refer to Figure 35-3.Starting from c and 3,in the short run,an unexpected decrease in money supply growth moves the economy to
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Use the pair of diagrams below to answer the following questions.
Figure 35-1
-Refer to Figure 35-1.If the economy starts at c and 1,then in the short run,a decrease in taxes moves the economy to
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In the late 1970s,proponents of rational expectations argued that
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Monetary Policy in Hyperion
In Hyperion the Department of Finance is responsible for monetary policy. Hyperion has had an inflation rate of 25% for many years.
-Refer to Monetary Policy in Hyperion.Suppose that the Hyperion Department of Finance has run a public relations campaign claiming it will reduce inflation to 12.5% and that it actually reduces inflation to that level.Suppose that the public was very skeptical and in fact thought the Hyperion Department of Finance was going to raise inflation to 30% so it could increase its expenditures.Then
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Suppose that the money supply increases.In the short run this increases employment according to
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If policymakers accommodate an adverse supply shock,the unemployment rate
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Which of the following would cause the price level to fall and output to rise in the short run?
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A policy change that reduced the natural rate of unemployment would shift both the long-run aggregate-supply curve and the long-run Phillips curve left.
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Refer to Figure 35-1.If the economy starts at c and 1,then in the short run,an increase in taxes moves the economy to
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One determinant of the natural rate of unemployment is the
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The long-run response to a decrease in the money supply growth rate is shown by shifting
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The logic behind the tradeoff between inflation and unemployment is that high aggregate demand puts upward pressure on wages and prices while raising output.
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