Exam 11: The Money Market and the LM Curve
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An increase in the foreign real interest rate will
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Each of the following is an international shock that will affect the IS-LM equilibrium except
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Any change in the nominal money supply or the price level will
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The questions with which Chapter 11 is concerned include each of the following except
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The demand for money is __________ related to total income and _________ related to __________.
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The opportunity cost of holding wealth in the form of money is
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If the price level decreases so that the real money supply increases,
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Assume that the economy's marginal propensity to expend is 0.6, the initial baseline level of autonomous spending is $4000 billion, a one percentage point increase in the real interest rate will reduce the sum of investment and gross exports by $100 billion the inflation rate is 2%, and the LM curve is Y=$1500 + $1000 x (r +
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-Suppose that the baseline investment level increases by $200 billion. The new equilibrium level of the real interest rate would be
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Each of the following is a reason why a high level of real GDP should be associated with higher inflation and a higher price level except
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If the expected rate of inflation decreases, the risk premium increases, or the term premium increases,
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